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Come and enjoy the rich history of Reed Hall 10.30 am 9th September - Heritage Open Days 2010

Event Exeter, part of the University of Exeter, is taking part in the Heritage Open Days 2010, a celebration of England’s architecture and culture, with access to one of its most fascinating historic venues on the Streatham Campus.  The public are invited to discover the hidden treasures of Reed Hall with a free Guided Tour at 10.30 am on Thursday 9th September of the elegant Italianate mansion and its stunning landscaped gardens of rare trees and shrubs, planted by the celebrated Exeter horticulturist James Veitch.  Afterwards visitors can enjoy a locally produced lunch or Devon cream

Come and enjoy the rich history of Reed Hall 10.30 am 9th September - Heritage Open Days 2010

Event Exeter, part of the University of Exeter, is taking part in the Heritage Open Days 2010, a celebration of England’s architecture and culture, with access to one of its most fascinating historic venues on the Streatham Campus.  The public are invited to discover the hidden treasures of Reed Hall with a free Guided Tour at 10.30 am on Thursday 9th September of the elegant Italianate mansion and its stunning landscaped gardens of rare trees and shrubs, planted by the celebrated Exeter horticulturist James Veitch.  Afterwards visitors can enjoy a locally produced lunch or Devon cream

Devon Cream Tea in the gardens anyone?

University of Exeter introduces garden tours for groupsGazing up, the Redwoods tower above the alpine rockery, while branches of the Laburnocytisus Adamii reach out, laden with yellow laburnum flowers interspersed with dense clusters of purple broom in a display of horticultural curiosity. Set within 300 acres of botanical gardens, the University of Exeter is offering green fingered fans a unique gardening experience from September onwards, introducing seasonal garden tours for groups of all sizes, led by one of the University’s expert gardeners. Established in the 1860s by the Veitch

Devon Cream Tea in thegardens anyone?

University of Exeter introduces garden tours for groupsGazing up, the Redwoods tower above the alpine rockery, while branches of the Laburnocytisus Adamii reach out, laden with yellow laburnum flowers interspersed with dense clusters of purple broom in a display of horticultural curiosity. Set within 300 acres of botanical gardens, the University of Exeter is offering green fingered fans a unique gardening experience from September onwards, introducing seasonal garden tours for groups of all sizes, led by one of the University’s expert gardeners. Established in the 1860s by the Veitch

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