see family grave page
Volunteer day – February 14 2016
Volunteer day 14 February 2016
2014 AGM
held on 3 June 2014
Mill Road Men Remembered
Names of local men celebrated
Website launch – a musical celebration
Choirs from St Matthew’s Primary School and Great St Mary’s Church sang at the launch of the first Mill Road Cemetery website.
Commemoration of WW1 – 5 and 8 June 2014
Two events were held in 2014 to commemorate WW1
St Matthew’s School WW1 Event
Year 4 class groups of St Matthew’s School made giant poppies to take to the graves of men commemorated in the cemetery
Dawn Chorus Walk – May 2011
Guy Belcher, City Council Nature Conservation Projects Officer, led a walk at 4.30am to listen to the Dawn Chorus.
A Celebration of Stone
Together with Histon Road and Ascension, the two other Victorian cemeteries in the city, Mill Road Cemetery held an Open Day, celebrating all aspects of stone
William Crowe
well-preserved granite tomb, which probably has substantial footings and perhaps a vault beneath, consists of a large, three-ledged sarcophagus supported on four legs, standing on a moulded stone base with a cross on top
George Kett
George Kett (1809 – 1872) of Wymondham, Norfolk was a skilled carpenter and wood carver