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Cremorne Gardens CC97_01020
The Bandstand, Cremorne Gardens, Kensington, London. A view of the bandstand and dancing platform which was built in the 1840s. the whole gardens were closed in 1877. Photographed by York and Son 1870-77
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This print transports us back in time to the enchanting Cremorne Gardens, nestled in the heart of Kensington, London. The focal point of this mesmerizing image is the magnificent bandstand and dancing platform, a testament to the vibrant leisure scene that thrived here during the mid-19th century. Built in the 1840s, this iconic bandstand stood as a symbol of joyous gatherings and melodic performances that echoed through these picturesque gardens. As we gaze upon its elegant structure, one can almost imagine the lively tunes emanating from talented musicians who graced its stage. Cremorne Gardens was more than just a park; it was a sanctuary where people sought respite from their daily lives. This public oasis offered an escape from bustling city streets, inviting visitors to revel in nature's beauty while indulging in various recreational activities. Sadly, all good things must come to an end. In 1877, after decades of providing solace and entertainment to countless individuals, Cremorne Gardens closed its gates for good. Yet this photograph immortalizes its splendor forevermore. Preserved by York and Son between 1870-77 with meticulous detail and artistry, this snapshot serves as a poignant reminder of an era long gone but not forgotten. It allows us to glimpse into history's embrace—a moment frozen in time—where laughter filled the air and hearts danced along with melodies under starlit skies at Cremorne Gardens' cherished bandstand.
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