Come along with us for an atmospheric autumn visit to West Norwood Cemetery, one of London's famous 'Magnificent Seven' Victorian cemeteries

Opened in 1837, West Norwood Cemetery is a remarkable landscape of Victorian funerary architecture, elaborate monuments and fascinating stories of London's past. Its Gothic tombs, imposing mausoleums and historic graves offer a window into changing attitudes towards death, remembrance and burial in the nineteenth century.

We'll explore the cemetery's rich history, discover some of the people buried here and consider what its monuments and memorials can tell us about Victorian society and the archaeology of death.

The visit starts at 11am and there will be plenty of time for questions. As ever, we'll adjourn afterwards to a local pub to mull over all we've seen.

**Student special offer**

Students in full time education can book for the special rate of £7.50 - and the first booking includes a year's membership of CBA London and priority booking for all our events.

Attendees will be sent further information on booking. Please note that the visit involves walking outdoors on cemetery paths, some of which may be uneven. Suitable footwear is recommended.

West Norwood Cemetery is just a short walk (5-7 minutes) from West Norwood railway station, making it easy to reach by public transport. Southern trains run from London Victoria approximately every 15 minutes and from London Bridge approximately every 30 minutes on Saturdays.

Places are limited. Following the members' priority booking period just a few tickets remain. If all the places are booked, we will operate a waiting list.

Note that it is our policy to give refunds only where the event is sold out and the place can be filled by someone on the waiting list. The Eventbrite booking fee portion of the ticket cannot be refunded.

If you have any questions, please email the organiser, Becky Wallower, via the contact link below.

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