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Croxteth Hall and Country Park
Croxteth Hall and Country Park was the country estate and ancestral home of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton.
Within the estate, visitors will find five main attractions.
- the Historic Hall
- Croxteth Home Farm
- the Victorian Walled Garden where visitors can explore Liverpool’s historic botanical collection
- 500 acre country park and nature reserve
- the West Derby Courthouse that dates from the Elizabeth I reign.
For youngsters, there is an adventure playground, minature railway and an orienteering trail.
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Croxteth Hall and Country Park, Muirhead Ave East, Liverpool, Merseyside L11 1EH, United Kingdom
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