pleasure ground

The pleasure ground of self is contact with the living.

They may not, however, enter any garden or pleasure ground.

He also forced people into involuntary labor to build another pleasure ground.

Thousands of shrubs and young trees already fill the pleasure grounds.

Not far away was a pleasure ground where guests were arriving or activating.

There were 7,707 pleasure grounds and an equal number of lotus ponds.

In 1993 the park and pleasure grounds were acquired by the National Trust.

The churchyard was destroyed and turned into a "pleasure ground" for the earl.

It concludes with fireworks in the evening at the Pleasure Ground park.

This was possibly when the woodlands and parkland began to be laid out as a pleasure ground.

The plan envisaged spacious streets with pleasure grounds in the woods.

In 1906 (Meiji 39), it was refitted as a pleasure ground.

About a mile from our cottage, was a handsome house surrounded by extensive pleasure grounds.

His designs for Euston included the walk through the pleasure grounds which can still be enjoyed today.

The park and pleasure grounds are extensive and beautiful.

The Lake Pleasure Grounds were first laid out in 1924.

It is significant as an example of such parks from the Pleasure Ground Era.

'This is the graveyard of a pleasure ground,' said Finn.

It is probably with the decision to name the pleasure grounds a park that attention focussed on detailed investment and laying out.

The village also had a school, a library and reading room, boarding houses, and pleasure grounds.

It is a large, elegant mansion, surrounded with pleasure grounds, from which extensive and beautiful prospects are seen.

Mary Cummings left the land to the City under the condition that it be kept "forever open as a public pleasure ground".

Surrounding the house were extensive pleasure grounds, landscaped with forest trees, shrubs, and plants.

He built a walled garden, created the Pleasure Grounds and planted many trees.

There were nearby small outhouses and pleasure grounds.