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.
It’s a perfect day to explore our beautiful coastline on the @StagecoachSE Open Top Bus route # 69 https://t.co/jd1LHvKN8r
Last chance to see these artefacts before they embark on their final journey back to the Netherlands. #rooswijk1740 https://t.co/7iHfnUyOkl
The next few days might not be rainy but these indoor venues are cool and cooler! 😁 Keep safe and in the shade! 😎☀️… https://t.co/2j8YDXCqd1
Head up to Wooden Box Gallery at the top of the High St for the last chance to see this @PMHRamsgate and… https://t.co/dUiEVIlHup
The #rooswijk1740 exhibition is at the old fire station, Effingham St. today and tomorrow (16th and 17th July). It’… https://t.co/r512LjuU3p
Ramsgate Handmade & Vintage Fair is in Harbour Parade tomorrow, 3rd July, from 11am till 4pm with loads of locally… https://t.co/fEeNPQrLO2
Fiver Fest started today and if you want to find out which of our lovely indies are taking part this fortnight, che… https://t.co/OPaatG165o
It’s so good to welcome visitors back for this year’s @ramsiftvfest which starts on 9th June! For details of schedu… https://t.co/XonipwEZSM
