In 1841, Paxton had turned the aristocratic heads of Derbyshire with this highly original building in the gardens of Chatsworth House: The Great Conservatory pictured in the early 20th century.

When Joseph Paxton famously built his Great Conservatory in the Chatsworth gardens, it was kept warm by burning coal and this was transported to the site through a series of tunnels, including the ...

With more than 100 acres of stunning gardens, extravagant water features, and an enormous baroque mansion, Chatsworth is one ... books including Oliver Twist, Great Expectations and, of course ...