Sunday 3rd July – 1pm

Low water, High tide
Led by Mike Dawson
Many families have a relative who worked on the River Thames in a variety of occupations or was at sea in a merchant or Royal Navy vessel. We will explore the life and time of some of those people associated with the sea or the river who lie in Brookwood Cemetery.

They served the Empire - South Cemetery
Led by Barry Devonshire
Route 1 – Some served the Empire better than others !
Engineers, civil servant and military men who ran the Empire, both under the East India Company and later, the British Raj, and some who questioned the status quo.

General Walk - South Cemetery
Led By Margaret Hobbs
A general Walk in the South Cemetery to introduce you to the beauty, interesting monuments, and people who chose Brookwood as there final resting place.

Sunday 7th August – 1pm

They served the Empire – South Cemetery

Led by Barry Devonshire
Route 2 - At home and abroad
People who ran and build the Empire both under the East India Company and later, the British Raj. Also featuring authors of the day, The Rising of 1857 and its causes, and People who served, later questioning the conduct of some the military leaders.

Nurses and Doctors
Led by Kim Lowe
Another chance to do the walk that was originally planned in 2020, to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale, inspired by the St Thomas Hospital Plot. The walk will visit Nurses and Doctors who are notable in the medical profession.

Introductory Walk - North Cemetery
Led by Alison Vince
This walk is ideal for first time visitors to Brookwood Cemetery. Alison will take you to explore the former nonconformist section, that has burials from many different beliefs and from diverse backgrounds.

We meet at the Society Lodge adjacent to the Cemetery Office.



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