*Article courtesy of Worcestershire Archaeology Service*
Guest Post: Appeal for images to aid the restoration of Hagley Hall Park
Today we bring you a guest blog post from Joe Hawkins, Head of Landscape at Hagley, in which he appeals for help from our readers in aiding their restoration programme through the sharing of their images of the Park:
George Lyttelton’s eighteenth century park at Hagley was in its day, considered amongst the greatest of all English landscape gardens, its celebrated beauty drawing praise from some of the century’s most enlightened minds. Today, after almost a century and a half of neglect, a major restoration, part funded by English Heritage, Natural England and The Hagley Hall Estate, is now well underway. Reinstating the park’s former glories and halting its decline, will prevent the park joining the long list of our historic estates whose former prestige, grandeur and cultural importance are now forever lost.

Joe Hawkins, Head of Landscape at Hagley
If you have any images that could help Hagley in their restoration work, please contact Joe directly on [email protected].