Binfield Park: South entrance
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Binfield Park: South entrance
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 19 Nov 2008
The house at Binfield Park was built in 1775 for a gentleman called Onesiphorus Elliot. After several changes of ownership, the house became a military hospital in World War II and subsequently an NHS residential home. After this use ended it endured a long period of remaining empty and deteriorated to a very poor state of repair. It has since been refurbished into luxury houses. This is the south entrance to the park in Tilehurst Lane.
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Image Location
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51.434295
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