Swiss Gardens, Shoreham, Sussex 1838 - 1912
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Photographs, engravings and sketches from a number of private collections to provide a taste of Shoreham's celebrated attraction that drew thousands of visitors during the 19th century. This and more on the Shoreham by Sea history website www.shorehambys...
As a child in the 70's sitting in the backseat, I remember driving past the Swiss Cottage many times to visit my grandparents in Shoreham. Now I know that interesting history. Thanks.
Brilliant…so glad I remember it before the entrance was demolished !
i currently work at the swiss cottage and i so badly want to see the lake cleaned out just imagine the finds there are to be had
Nice Job, Roger. A picture may be worth a thousand words - a thoughtfully edited video, using well researched and sympathetic resources; doubly so.
Sorry to be so long in replying Fraser - thank you for your comments, it's alway good to know people like the 'videos'
Pleased you like it, thanks - it always frustrates me that a lot of Shoreham's architectural history has been demolished but I guess little would have remained of Swiss Cottage by now anyway as virtually all the buildings were made of softwood.
Thanks for putting this together. A wonderful video that really captures the Swiss Gardens as they once were
Very kind of you Ray. Good to know these Shoreham videos are still providing enjoyment.
Lovely video cheers
Thanks for the great video ...I read about the Swiss Gardens and I always wondered what is must have been like . You have captured what it must have been like well done .
go to the swiss cottage the car park is where the old green house used to be and we still have the west lake
Thank you for this. So interesting. Am just watching Esther Waters and they mention the servants are to have a ball at Swiss Gardens Shoreham so was curious to see if they existed.
INTERESTING ALTHOUGH I need the ditections fromEnfield to swiss gardens
Such a loss