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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

Winterbourne was built in 1904 for John and Margaret Nettlefold and bequeathed to the University…

9 Aug
History, News From the Archives, Uncategorized, Volunteers
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Cyclamen hederifolium, photograph by Victoria Beddoes, Snapshot So Victoria, Winterbourne House and Garden, Digging for Dirt

Snapshot: So Victoria

20 Sep
Snapshot, Uncategorized
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The Japanese Bridge, photograph by Alice Whitehouse, Digging for Dirt, Winterbourne House and Garden

Snapshot: Alice Whitehouse

7 Sep
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Ginkgo biloba in the Arboretum, photograph by Carien van Boxtel, Winterbourne House and Garden, Digging for Dirt

Snapshot: Carien van Boxtel

1 Dec
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The Nicolsons' grand-daughter Jenifer, with her nanny, in the Sunken Garden, Winterbourne House and Garden, Digging for Dirt

The Natural Order of Things

17 Nov
Plants, Restoration
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