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Rare 17th-century grandstand reopens at Lodge Park, Glos

Visitors can tour the restored historic grandstand and see rooftop views, garden games and a children’s trail during April open weekends.

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A RARE 17th-century grandstand, built to watch deer-coursing in the landscape, is reopening to visitors

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Rare 17th-century grandstand reopens at Lodge Park, Glos

A RARE 17th-century grandstand, built to watch deer-coursing in the landscape, is reopening to visitors

·Stroud, United Kingdom
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Stroud News & Journal broke the news in Stroud, United Kingdom on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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