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Tag: Cookham

The Tarry Stone of Cookham

The Tarry Stone in Cookham is a historical Sarsen stone linked to boundaries, community events, and local lore.

Ken Sutherland 25th August 202625th August 2026

Stanley Spencer of Cookham

Sir Stanley Spencer, a prominent British artist, created influential works inspired by Cookham, where he lived most of his life.

Ken Sutherland 25th August 202625th August 2026

Ray Lodge

Ray Lodge, an 18th-century estate on the Thames, housed notable figures before being converted into flats by 1932.

Ken Sutherland 23rd August 202623rd August 2026

Sir Stanley Spencer

One of the leading British artists of the interwar period. Born and lived at Fernlea, High Street, Cookham.

Ken Sutherland 17th August 202619th August 2026

Kenneth Grahame

The author who wrote the classic ‘Wind in the Willows‘, a children’s classic, published in 1908.

Ken Sutherland 16th August 202619th August 2026

Guglielmo Marconi

Pioneer in wireless communication and inventor of the radio.

Ken Sutherland 16th August 202619th August 2026

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