... has been the first ever national celebration of historic landscapes. We hope that the increased interest in Brown will have a long lasting legacy, making 2016 Festival the beginning of a renewed public interest and understanding of historical landscapes.
2016 was quite a year of tercentenary celebrations for Capability Brown. The Festival team have spent a little time looking over the news stories for the tercentenary year and have picked out some of our favourites to revisit.
This is the very last newsletter article of the Capability Brown Festival. Thank you for reading! A particularly big thank you to all the people who have written articles and generously shared their knowledge and enthusiasm with us. We decided to issue the last newsletter on 16th February, the date of Lancelot Brown’s burial as recorded in the parish register of Fenstanton.
Watch education specialist Neil Dymond-Green's webinar highlighting how Capability Brown’s landscapes can be explored for formal education or family learning activities.