Information Day And Classic Tour: So much more than just a tour !
Classic general tour starts at 2 pm. £3 per person. Tour stays to the path for disability access. A slow, leisurely stroll round the cemetery.
Chapel opens at 12 noon with over 250 stories on display of the lives and deaths of those buried in the cemetery including a prince, Charles Dickens' mistress, those related to Conan Doyle, Dickens and Kipling as well as 8 Victoria Cross holders and 4 Royal Red Cross holders.
Entry to the chapel is free.
Volunteers will be on hand to assist in finding the graves of friends and loved ones.
All profits go to The Friends of Highland Road Cemetery to help preserve and protect this historic place.
Information Day And Classic Tour at Highland Road Cemetery in Southsea, Hampshire on Sunday, 19 August 2012.
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