Visitor Information
This beautiful park with its ornamental gardens and pets corner is steeped in history
As early as 1564 Queen Elizabeth paid her first visit to Theobalds, on her return towards London from a progress to Cambridge.
Learn more about some of the items Martin Dearne and his team of Archaeologists have found during the digs at Cedars Park.
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What's new
- Health walks
- History and Horror at Cedars Park
- CHIPS ANYONE?
- The Darker Side of Cedars
- Make a Difference Day
- The Manor of Cullings
- Cedars Park
- Hidden Treasures
- Festival of Archaeology
- Celebrating our community day
- Exciting finds underfoot at Cedars Park
- 10th July 2009
- The ornamental canal
- Burghley and Queen Elizabeth
- Bellarmine jugs
- Winners of Pop Luck
- Sizzling Shakespeare!
- Bill Freeman and the Happy Jazz Band
- Finalists from Pop Luck
- Lottery funding for Cedars Park
Links
- Enfield Archaeological Society
Harris Digital Productions
Lowewood Museum
Temple Bar Gateway
Tower Bridge
Features
- Bellarmine jugs
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