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Opinion Gregory Jones (right) is joined by English Heritage and Wendy Hurrell from the BBC at Hampstead's Hill Garden pergola (Image: City of London Corporation)
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'How we are saving one of Hampstead Heath’s most beautiful historic landmarks'

The car park at English Heritage's Kenwood House on Hampstead Heath is closed to everyone except Blue Badge holders during the Halloween at Kenwood event The car park at English Heritage's Kenwood House on Hampstead Heath is closed to everyone except Blue Badge holders during the Halloween at Kenwood event
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Hampstead Heath mansion boss responds to anger at 'utterly stupid' car park closure

Caged skeletons have been strung up on lampposts around Kenwood House for the upcoming light trail Caged skeletons have been strung up on lampposts around Kenwood House for the upcoming light trail
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'Children will be traumatised by Halloween decorations at Hampstead Heath mansion'

The dollar princesses were heiresses like Daisy Leitner who crossed the Atlantic to marry British aristocrats. 18 of John Singer Sargent's portraits  go on show at Kenwood House in May. The dollar princesses were heiresses like Daisy Leitner who crossed the Atlantic to marry British aristocrats. 18 of John Singer Sargent's portraits  go on show at Kenwood House in May.
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The women behind the portraits of real-life Downton 'dollar princesses'

Emily Hills by a Vermeer painting on display at Kenwood (Image: English Heritage) Emily Hills by a Vermeer painting on display at Kenwood (Image: English Heritage)
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