Lost Gardens Heligan, near Mevagissey, Cornwall, South West England is one of the most popular parks in the UK. The park was built by the
Cornish Tremayne family members, during the period from the mid-18th century until the beginning of the 20th century - the garden grow and become more interesting and more spectacular with every generation creations.
Throughout the 19th century, growing gardens, growing larger and require more staff to manage it.
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
Before the outbreak of World War I, real Tremayne employs 22 gardeners. Many of these loyal gardener who eventually go to war, and after the war their numbers were reduced so that the
garden began to abandoned neglected.
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
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| Lost Gardens Heligan England |
The park is a forgotten until rediscovered until the 1990's. This park looks beautiful but also daunting because of the giant statues that decorate the garden buried. ~
Lost Gardens Heligan England
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