What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Buckinghamshire.
Bridgewater Monument at Ashridge was built in 1774 as a tribute to the Duke of Bridgewater, an influential 18th-century industrialist and landowner. It is important as a symbol of the era's grand landownership and as a landmark within the Ashridge Estate, a historically significant area of natural and cultural heritage.
Places near here
Root SculpturePublic sculpture · 423 yd
Aldbury CommonWood · 454 yd
Autumn Colour at the MonumentMonument or public art · 542 yd
Autumn Splendour on Monument Drive, AshridgeMonument or public art · 589 ydMonument DriveVisitor information · 638 yd
Bridgewater MonumentHeritage attraction · 674 yd
The Bridgewater MonumentListed building · 674 yd
National Trust Visitor CentreVisitor information · 694 yd
Dockey Wood, Ivinghoe CommonForest or wood · 1092 yd
Farmhouse at Stocks FarmListed building · 1140 yd
Little Gaddesden War MemorialMemorial · 1.1 mi
Clipper DownMountain / peak · 1.2 miOther information
Photo: Dennis Jackson · CC BY-SA 2.0