- Cornbury Park
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Cornbury Park was a former Royal estate used for hunting. It is located near the Wychwood forest in Oxfordshire. A two story, eleven bay 17th century house stands in the grounds.[1]
History
The park is first mentioned in the Oxfordshire sections of the Domesday book as a “demesne forest of the king”[2] which was used for the hunting of deer.[3]
Notes
References
- Darby, H. C. (1986) Domesday England Cambridge University Press ISBN 978-0521310260
- Mileson, S A. (2009) Parks in medieval England Oxford University Press ISBN 978-0199565672
- Rogers, P. (2004) The Alexander Pope encyclopedia ISBN 978-0313324260
Categories:- Country parks in England
- Country houses in Oxfordshire
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