When
Friday, 18 December
11:00–13:00
About
A guided London walk through Hampstead's back lanes, with a Christmas theme. The route takes in places linked to Daphne du Maurier, John Constable and John Keats. Festive connections include the house of Sir Henry Cole, who invented the concept of sending Christmas cards; the churchyard where Eliza Acton is buried, whose recipe book included the first mention of Christmas pudding; and a former holly grove where washerwomen hung washing to dry. The walk lasts two hours. Advance booking is available through Bring Your Baby.
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Where
Hampstead, London, London
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