The Cedars (now Chertsey Museum) Since 1554 at least 24 families have owned or occupied the Cedars until it became the Museum inThe present building was constructed in 1815, with the annexe (Little Cedars) built d - Grotto - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Cedars (now Chertsey Museum) Since 1554 at least 24 families have owned or occupied the Cedars until it became the Museum inThe present building was constructed in 1815, with the annexe (Little Cedars) built d Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-05-03 07:53:15 Open Document File Size: 98,25 KB Share Result on Facebook City Borough / / Company The Cedars / Angel Inn / Olive Matthews Trust / / Event M&A / Funding / / Facility Chertsey Museum / Temporary Exhibition Gallery / Angel Inn / / IndustryTerm drainage / decorative device / mains water / / Organization Sir William Perkins’ School / Chertsey Urban District Council / Surrey County Council / / Person Henry Weston / William Perkins / Robert Chertsey / George Graham-Hodgson / George V / Harold / George Boyce / William Clark / Tim Noble / / Position king / solicitor / chemist / founder / / ProvinceOrState Runnymede / / SocialTag Grotto Surrey Geography of England Local government in England Chertsey Runnymede Physical geography

The Cedars (now Chertsey Museum) Since 1554 at least 24 families have owned or occupied the Cedars until it became the Museum inThe present building was constructed in 1815, with the annexe (Little Cedars) built dAdd to Reading List