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Grosvenor Park

Grosvenor Park

http://www.chester.gov.uk/grosvenor_park.aspx Grosvenor Park is located just outside the City walls. It can be accessed from the Groves or from the near the Amphitheatre. The park contains many trees and has a miniature railway and duck pond. There is also an ice cream shop.

www.gpmr.co.uk Grosvenor Park Miniature Railway

Boughton Entrance. Click here to find out more about Boughton
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The Duck Pond
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A new memorial to the 610 Royal Auxiliary Air Force formed at Hooton Park
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A Statue
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Grosvenor Park Miniature Railway
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A view across the River Dee to Boughton
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Exit to the Groves. Click to enter >>>
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Interesting Remains
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More views of Grosvenor Park
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Disabled access Garden
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In some parts you can get a view over the River Dee
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Ruins of St Johns are located just outside the park at one end. Click for more information >>>
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External Links

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjX8r-1F8xg

http://www.chesterwiki.com/Grosvenor_Park

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Newton Hollows

Newton Hollows is a superb example of a medieval hollow way. Over hundreds of years it was hollowed out through the constant passage of people, carts and animals. It originated as the Roman road between the legionary fortress at Chester and the important Roman manufacturing centre at Wilderspool in Warrington. In the 12 the century it was known as the 'valley of the Demons'. It was thought to be haunted and travellers feared an encounter with the 'Hound of Hell' - a huge slavering black dog with great white teeth like knives.

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