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William and Mary J. Burchenal acquired this land in 1936 and operated it as a 360-acre working farm, with Black Angus cattle grazing in the pasture below, corn and soybeans grown in the fields beyond, and hay fields and an apple orchard across the creek. The farm took its name from the rolling hills of England's Cotswold region, which the Burchenals loved. Upon her death in 1993, Mary J. Burchenal bequeathed the residence and more than 11 acres to the Hamilton County Park District. With the support of her family, the Park District later acquired an additional 238 acres of the farm and created gardens and trails for public enjoyment.
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Woodlawn, Ohio · United States
