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Eric Robinson

Geology from a Churchyard – A Tombstone Trail Round St. Mary’s, Hornsey

Geology from a churchyard book cover

By Eric Robinson 

This illustrated booklet, written by an eminent local geologist, provides an informative account of the materials, design and features of St. Mary’s churchyard and its 18th and 19th century gravestones and tombs.

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  1. Timothy Emlyn Jones (known as Tim) on The Hornsey Art School Occupation12th April 2026

    I was a member of the Student Action Committee that started the Sit In in May 1968 following a meeting…

  2. Helene PANTEL on A Brief History of Highgate2nd April 2026

    Very interesting article. Circa 1890 there was a 'convalescent home' at Langley Road, Highgate. Any information about it, please ?…

  3. Cristina Howick on A Brief History of the Crouch End Clock Tower28th March 2026

    Shame that, while everyone knows and loves the Clock Tower, no one remembers Henry Reader Williams. He deserves better. Why…

  4. Don Ford on Memories of Mountview?26th March 2026

    If you reply to me directly I can direct you to the present Curator of MTC Memorabilia

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