Cemetary Gallery

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Daisies and buttercups in long grass in churchyard. Sussex, England UK credit
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Sir Philip Sassoon s Camlet Moat romance. Sir Philip Sassoon of Trent Park, New Barnet
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Jordan s meeting house, adjoining which is to be the new quakers model village
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Daisies and buttercups in long grass in churchyard. Sussex, England UK credit
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Sir Philip Sassoon s Camlet Moat romance. Sir Philip Sassoon of Trent Park, New Barnet

Sir Philip Sassoon s Camlet Moat romance.
Sir Philip Sassoon of Trent Park, New Barnet, began on his return from Luxor, Egypt, to dig up the ground a mile away from his house in an open space called Camlet Moat. He was looking for a chest of gold and precious stones, which according to tradition, no - one is able to carry away because it is bound to the place by a spell of enchantment. Pictured is the animal cemetary near the moat at Trent Park.
14 February 1924