Great Linford Manor Park Play Sculptures

Seven pieces of public art and sculpture are based at Great Linford Manor Park and were funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Community Fund. The sculptures are designed for children to climb on and play with and were co-designed with local schoolchildren. The pieces interpret some elements of the park's fascinating heritage.

The Sheep

Lifelike chainsaw carved sheep by Luke Chapman.
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The Fossils

Carved sandstone boulders inspired by the geology of the park.
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Lime Leaf Stepping Stones

Carved lime leaf stepping stones, by stonemason Louis Francis.
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The Horseshoes

Metal horseshoes created by Arcangel.
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The Seed Pods

Carved wooden wildflower seed pods, created by Ian Freemantle.
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The Snake

A carved wooden snake, created by Ian Freemantle.
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The Lime Leaf Chair

A metalwork chair, created by Arcangel.
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Did you know we have over 30 pieces of Public Art across our parks?

Public Art in our Parks...
Did you know... thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund, we have been able to invest 3 million to 'Reveal, Revive and Restore' the historical features of Great Linford Manor Park

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