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Sat 21 Sep 2019
Tales from beyond the grave - spell-binding storytelling for all
A spell-binding storytelling performance, based on the lives of those buried in the cemetery, delivered by the amazing Eleanor Buchan and Lizzie Crarer of The Heroine Project. They bring these Victorian women of Berkham.....Read more
Sat 12 Oct 2019
Tour of Victorian Cemetery with the Countess of Bridgewater
Come and meet the wealthiest woman in Victorian Britain! The chatelaine of Ashridge House, Charlotte Catharine Countess of Bridgewater, donated the land for the Rectory Lane Cemetery to Berkhamsted in 1842 - when the.....Read more
Sun 13 Oct 2019
Lives Cut Short Cemetery tour with WW1 Matron Sister Cottingham
Spend a fascinating and entertaining hour in this beautiful Berkhamsted cemetery with a WW1 Matron, Sister Hannah Cottingham! She was much loved by the Officers of the Inns of Court who she looked after. She can te.....Read more
Fri 18 Oct 2019
Remarkable Women of Berkhamsted
We have some Berkhamsted women of history to be proud about! And they're buried right here in this beautiful Victorian cemetery. Learn about an innkeeper, a ground-breaking editor, an innovative dairy farmer, a phila.....Read more
Sun 20 Oct 2019
Tour of Victorian Cemetery with the Countess of Bridgewater
Come and meet the wealthiest woman in Victorian Britain! The chatelaine of Ashridge House, Charlotte Catharine Countess of Bridgewater, donated the land for the Rectory Lane Cemetery to Berkhamsted in 1842 - when the.....Read more