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- list of buildings in county of Wales (en)
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- the observatory; a stone building with a round tower, the top of which is clad in metal (en)
- The pavilion; a green and white coloured building, with a brick-red tiled roof (en)
- The pavilion; a white building with a green roof (en)
- a cemetery with trees in the distance (en)
- a large house in landscape of fields and trees (en)
- a grass area with a path through it, in the background are trees, a park bench is in the foreground. (en)
- a view of the park with numerous types of trees and shrubs (en)
- a wooded hillside, there is a large house, behind which are the ruins of a castle (en)
- a grassy hillside with trees and houses in the distance (en)
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- The chapel was built in 1895 and the earliest graves, from 1899-1915, are nearby. The cemetery is planted with a mixture of trees, shrubs and roses. (en)
- The small park and informal wooded grounds of the Georgian country house were laid out in the eighteenth and mid-nineteenth century. The walled kitchen gardens are to the north of the house. (en)
- The park was primarily created from the 1833 onwards by John Dillwyn Llewelyn, a botanist and pioneer of photography. The house was situated at the northern end of the park. The ground were landscaped with lakes, waterfalls and exotic planting. Llewelyn also built an observatory from which, in 1855, one of the earliest photographs of the moon was taken. The walled garden was the site of an orchideous house, now a scheduled monument. (en)
- The Crescent is the semi-circular area in which St James's Church was built in the 1860s. The Gardens are a rectangular space to the north of this which were laid out informally with ornamental trees and shrubs between 1878 and 1913. (en)
- The grounds were probably initially laid out at the same time as the building of the late Georgian house which was built in 17871790 to the north-east of an earlier house. The pleasure grounds lie to the south and east of the house and to the west, north and north-east of the house is a small park. (en)
- The park was created from 1874 on farmland donated by John Dillwyn Llewelyn, after whom it is named, and opened in 1874. In the south-west of the park is a garden area and bowling green, the rest of the park is mostly rolling grassland. (en)
- The dominant feature of the park is the lake, a former reservoir, which is home to a range of wildfowl. The park opened in 1872 and the bowling green was added in 1907. (en)
- Kilvrough manor is a late Georgian mansion surrounded by gardens and within a small landscape park. The Italian Garden and the kitchen garden are to the north-west of the house. The gardens are mostly of the early nineteenth century. (en)
- The urban public park was originally the grounds of the country houses of Sketty Hall and Singleton Abbey. Their parkland and gardens covered which has since been reduced by the building of a school, a hospital and a university campus in the twentieth century. The site includes ornamental and botanic gardens, a model farm and a boating lake. (en)
- Built in the early twentieth century as the ornamental garden of Summerland House. Although the house was demolished in the Arts and Crafts style garden remained and underwent restoration work in the early twenty-first century. (en)
- The Victorian park retains much of its original layout from 1874. The sporting facilities are later additions and consist of tennis courts, a bowling green and a pavilion that serves as a shop and café. (en)
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- PGW47 (en)
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- PGW68 (en)
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- Pleasure garden (en)
- Public park (en)
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- Park, country house garden and kitchen garden (en)
- Park, kitchen garden and woodland garden (en)
- Cemetery garden (en)
- Kitchen garden and woodland garden (en)
- Walled garden and woodland garden (en)
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- Registered historic parks and gardens in Swansea (en)
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