Parks

NOTES: The Monopteros in Munich's 'English Garden' park is a small, polychrome Greek-style monopteral ornamental temple structure. The park itself was founded in 1789 by Benjamin Thompson, who is also known as Count Rumford.

NOTES: Decimus Burton was responsible for planning the lay-out of Hyde Park (in 1825) and its south-east corner (Hyde Park Corner).

NOTES: Decimus Burton was responsible for planning the lay-out of Hyde Park (in 1825) and its south-east corner (Hyde Park Corner). He designed the triumphal arch, the Wellington or Constitution Arch, to form the main western entrance to St. James's Park and Green Park.

NOTES: This design is by an unidentified 19th century English architect and is post 1805 in date.

NOTES: Grosvenor Gate Lodge was designed by Decimus Burton in 1825 and was demolished in the early 1960s.

NOTES: This drawing is by an unidentified 18th Century French architect.

NOTES: This drawing is a copy of Inigo Jones's original and was made by Henry Flitcroft for Lord Burlington. New Hall, Boreham was also known as East Beaulieu (or 'Bauly') to the Tudors.

NOTES: New Hall, Boreham, was also known as East Beaulieu (or 'Bauly') to the Tudors.