Days Out For The FamilyStanley Crescent Garden
Kensington and Chelsea, England
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Stanley Crescent Garden is a garden on the Ladbroke Estate, whose name probably comes from Edward Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby, who became Prime Minister in 1852. The surrounding crescent was built from 1841 over the circular racecourse tracks of the failed Hippodrome, which had opened in 1837. A 1935 OS survey records a tennis court and garden hut, and a new survey of the garden's trees and shrubs was commissioned by the Committee in 2016.
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