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1863, artificial stone, by Austin and Seeley If you go into the park at the Chester Terrace entrance and cross over the English gardens towards
1869, Sicilian marble mixed with Aberdeen granite, by Robert Kierle and executed by Henry Ross In 1869 Mr Cowasjee Jehangir, (1812-78) whose nickname was Ready
A secret garden that’s full of history providing a quiet space in the heart of the city,
The English Folk Dance and Song Society was founded in 1932 to promote English folk music and folk dance. It became a charity in 1963.
The Bandstand was originally located in Richmond Park and was moved to Regent’s Park in the 1970’s. There was an earlier bandstand which stood near the
Review of 2019 Regent’s Park Music Festival on the Bandstand Performances
1913, by Albert Hodge (1875-1917) This and The Mighty Hunter bronze statue, also by Hodge, were both donated to the park by the artist Sigismund
Bronze, by Sir William Reid Dick (1879-1962) This bronze statue stands in the Begonia garden, in Queen Mary’s Gardens. It was donated by Sigismund Goetze
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