File:Historic Staircase at Youlbury House.jpg
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The aged stone staircase adorned with eagle statues, remnants of the Victorian era garden at Youlbury House
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English: Displayed is the old staircase of Youlbury House, which is part of the remaining structure from the original Victorian garden created by Sir Arthur Evans. The staircase, flanked by impressive eagle statues, leads into the depths of the Youlbury Woods. It symbolizes the historical legacy that persists amidst the more contemporary architectural elements introduced by Hal Moggridge in the design of the present-day Youlbury House. The image conveys a sense of continuity and respect for the site's rich historical narrative. |
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