Italianate Glasshouse and Tea Garden
The Italianate Glasshouse was erected in the grounds of East Cliff Lodge, Sir Moses Montefiore’s 22 acre estate in 1832. Sir Moses, a British financier and former Sheriff of London bought the magnificent structure from another impressive house, Bretton Hall in Yorkshire after seeing it in an auction catalogue.
The grounds of the house, now known as King George VI Memorial Park, were eventually taken over by Ramsgate Borough Council and the house was demolished in 1953.
Another fabulous community project in our lovely town! We’ll done to all the students involved! 😍😍 https://t.co/M6Ve5nvGwH
Digging starts this month! @EnglishHeritage
#romanampitheatre
#Archaeology
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Final few weeks to see the kingfishers before they fly off to a mystery destination! Want to know where? Then join… https://t.co/XFq4HPPsXC
Tomorrow at the Old Fire Station, 20 makers stalls filled with unique creations! #POWthanet https://t.co/mb8Gdktz0G
It’s definitely a wet one out there today! Stay dry with some of our indoor suggestions! https://t.co/j4ekgTrW8v
If you want to know more about activities in #Ramsgate then check out this article from @VisitKent to find out more… https://t.co/jmde1myqEX
One night only @ArchiveRamsgate https://t.co/b9uXRmTLtM
Only a few weeks left to see these beauties at #Ramsgate Harbour! https://t.co/HPDEp1SbKM
