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University of Birmingham | Winterbourne House and Garden
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Winterbourne house, garden, tea room and shop are open daily 10.30am to 5pm (last admission/orders 4.30pm).

Please note – our Platform lift in the house is currently unavailable – we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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Squashes in the House, photograph by Maggie Bucknall, The Week That Was, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House

The Week That Was: 28th October – 1st November

18 Nov
Food, Horticulture, Plants, The Week That Was, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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The Oak Border, photograph by Tony Bucknall, The Week That Was, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House and Garden

The Week That Was: 23rd – 27th September

30 Sep
Christmas, Food, Horticulture, Plants, Projects, The Week That Was, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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Conditions in Birmingham, from “Housing Reform”, a lecture by John Sutton Nettlefold, March 1906, News from the Archives, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House and Garden

News from the Archives: The Political Life of John Nettlefold, 1901-6

9 Aug
History, News From the Archives, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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Chillies in the Lean-to Glasshouse, photograph by Maggie Bucknall, The Week That Was, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House and Garden

The Week That Was: 22nd – 26th July

30 Jul
Food, Horticulture, Learning, Plants, Projects, The Week That Was, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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Wisteria, photograph by Maggie Bucknall, The Week That Was, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House and Garden

The Week That Was: 13th – 17th May

26 May
Horticulture, Plants, The Week That Was, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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Winterbourne House and Garden

University of Birmingham
58 Edgbaston Park Road
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2RT

Telephone.0121 414 3003

Charity Exemption Number X7237

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