The Mayor of Merton and local community members recently unveiled two new bridges in Morden Hall Park, restoring the historical connection of the Rose Garden for the first time in over 80 years. These bridges were constructed through generous donations and successful fundraising efforts, with a focus on historical accuracy in design. Officials praised the community's support, emphasizing the importance of these bridges in enhancing visitor experience and providing a link to the park's history. This initiative represents a significant achievement for local heritage preservation efforts.
Two new elegant bridges have been unveiled in Morden Hall Park, reuniting the Rose Garden for the first time in decades, thanks to community support and fundraising.
Morden Hall Park's general manager, Abi McNeil, emphasized the joy of inviting the local community to celebrate the re-establishment of a historical connection within the park.
The bridges were designed to maintain historical authenticity while adhering to modern safety standards, showcasing a blend of heritage and contemporary construction.
David Warne, chairman of the Wimbledon National Trust Association, highlighted the ongoing commitment to Morden Hall Park, showcasing significant fundraising successes that have directly benefited the park.
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