Nonsuch Palace - Gardens

Gardens

John Speed's map of Surrey has an insert depicting the palace and a part of its gardens, including some of the principal ornaments. These are also known from detailed drawings in The Red Velvet Book, 1590 Lumley inventory.

Diana Fountain
Falcon Perch
Pyramid
Table Fountain
Inner Court Fountain

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