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Himley Hall
Himley Hall, situated between Kingswinford and Wombourne, started life in the 18th century when a medieval manor house on the site belonging to the Earl of Dudley was demolished to make way for a great Palladian mansion. The 180 acres of grounds were designed by Capability Brown to include a great lake fed by a series of waterfalls from a higher chain of smaller pools.
The Hall, owned by the Ward family, received regular royal patronage. In 1934 the Duke and Duchess of Kent honeymooned at Himley and The Prince of Wales (The Duke of Windsor, later Edward VIII) spent his last weekend there before his abdication.
The North Wing
The newly refurbished North Wing, which once housed the Earl’s swimming pool and cinema, has been transformed into an elegant Art Deco-style banqueting suite and lounge bar. The refurbishment of the swimming pool, now the banqueting suite, includes a full dance floor and lighting, specifically designed for evening functions.
Events 2009
Himley Park is now a premier events venue playing host to a variety of outdoor events from garden plant fairs and classic vehicle shows to the breathtaking Himley Fireworks display. Visitors may participate in golf, pitch and putt, fishing, orienteering, sailing or just simply a peaceful stroll around the park and picnic.
Conferences and Seminars
Discreet luxury created through sensitive restoration has created a restful yet stimulating environment in landscaped grounds, perfect for conferences, seminars and meetings.
Weddings
Himley Hall Golf
Himley Hall Pay and Play Golf - 9/18 hole par 70 golf course is open all year round.
Fishing
The Great Pool is open from 13th June 2009 to the 14th March 2010, and is followed by a 3 Month closed season. Fishing is permitted from dawn until dusk.
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