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Queens Park, Crewe: publicly accessible, quintessential English landscape parkland. Source: The complexities of designed historic landscapes in IHBC's Context 159 (Page 46), published in May 2019, written by Chris Mayes, heritage-at-risk landscape architect at Historic England. https://ihbconline.co.uk/context/159/48/
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