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A history of Christchurch in seven strolls - Stroll 7: Henry Rogers’ Epitaph

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Discover historic gems in the town of Christchurch, Dorset

Thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the team at Red House Museum have created seven short films that reveal the fascinating stories behind some unique historical points of interest in Christchurch.

Fortnightly, we will share one of these films on Culture on Call and invite you to explore the ‘Still Strolling’ app to find out more and locate these unique and quirky town features on the map.

Stroll 7: Henry Rogers’ Epitaph

This week we visit Henry Rogers’ Epitaph. Situated in the grounds of the Priory Church, is a fascinating inscription on the side of this Civil War era tomb.

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