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The original and only authorised tours of the cemetery!
Let us remember the lives of sailors, soldiers, airmen and civilians who have taken part in conflict.
Emma Fox, of Manchester Guided Tours, and local military historian David Harrop will lead people around the cemetery visiting:
The unique display in the Remembrance Lodge of World War memorabilia, curated by David Harrop.
Opened in 1879 Southern Cemetery is the largest municipal cemetery in the UK, and one of the largest in Europe.
Read about Emma's other cemetery tour in the Manchester Evening News
NB £1 from each ticket sold will be donated to the The Royal British Legion
FAQs
Where do we meet?
Meet inside the main cemetery gates on Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton, M21 7GL.
These are opposite James Hilton Memorials, 245d Barlow Moor Road, M21 7QL.
NB do not meet at the crematorium. Please arrive a few minutes early.
Is there an age limit to enter the event?
No, the tour is suitable for anyone able to walk and stand for two hours on paths and grass.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The cemetery gates will be locked, as it is a Sunday, but there is plenty of parking available on Barlow Moor Road, in the side roads opposite the cemetery.
Are there any toilet facilities at the event?
Yes, but bring your own loo roll!
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Contact Emma Fox
on 07500 774 200 or email showmemanchester@yahoo.co.uk
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No
What if it's raining, snowing or 40 degrees C?
Tours take place whatever the weather. Please dress appropriately!
Who are Manchester Guided Tours ?
We are the largest group of qualified, insured, professional Manchester Green Badge and North West Blue Badge tourist guides working in Manchester.
Location Southern Cemetery
Pictures; Southern Cemetery 2012-14 from the collection of Andrew Simpson
The original and only authorised tours of the cemetery!
Let us remember the lives of sailors, soldiers, airmen and civilians who have taken part in conflict.
Emma Fox, of Manchester Guided Tours, and local military historian David Harrop will lead people around the cemetery visiting:
- Commonwealth War Graves
- Graves of recipients of the Victoria Cross
- Civilians who lost their lives in the Blitz
- First and Second World War memorials
- Graves of those who fought in other wars including Zulu, Crimean and American Civil War.
The unique display in the Remembrance Lodge of World War memorabilia, curated by David Harrop.
Opened in 1879 Southern Cemetery is the largest municipal cemetery in the UK, and one of the largest in Europe.
Read about Emma's other cemetery tour in the Manchester Evening News
NB £1 from each ticket sold will be donated to the The Royal British Legion
FAQs
Where do we meet?
Meet inside the main cemetery gates on Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton, M21 7GL.
These are opposite James Hilton Memorials, 245d Barlow Moor Road, M21 7QL.
NB do not meet at the crematorium. Please arrive a few minutes early.
Is there an age limit to enter the event?
No, the tour is suitable for anyone able to walk and stand for two hours on paths and grass.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The cemetery gates will be locked, as it is a Sunday, but there is plenty of parking available on Barlow Moor Road, in the side roads opposite the cemetery.
Are there any toilet facilities at the event?
Yes, but bring your own loo roll!
Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Contact Emma Fox
on 07500 774 200 or email showmemanchester@yahoo.co.uk
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No
What if it's raining, snowing or 40 degrees C?
Tours take place whatever the weather. Please dress appropriately!
Who are Manchester Guided Tours ?
We are the largest group of qualified, insured, professional Manchester Green Badge and North West Blue Badge tourist guides working in Manchester.
Location Southern Cemetery
Pictures; Southern Cemetery 2012-14 from the collection of Andrew Simpson
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