Kenwood's sham bridge and ponds restored in time for summer concerts

Sunday 13 June 1993 19:02 EDT

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The newly-restored sham bridge at Kenwood, north London, where dredging and repair work on the ponds has been completed after eight months,

in time for the first of the summer season of outdoor concerts next Saturday. The project was the first stage in English Heritage's restoration plan for the late 18th-century estate. Concerts take place each Saturday evening until 11 September.

Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid

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