The Charterhouse - a history in four chapters
Peter Whitehead
- Regions:
- Kent, Surrey, London
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Hobby
- Fee:
- Free
- Category:
- History
- Updated:
- 2nd April 2025
- Tagged:
- London History | Black Death | Monastery
The Charterhouse in London has a history dating back to the time of the Black Death. Now an almshouse, it has also been a Carthusian monastery, a Tudor mansion and a school. This illustrated talk explores the history of what has been called one of London's hidden gems and takes us on a brief tour of the site. Organisations/Venues should have appropriate IT and projection facilities to allow a PowerPoint presentation to be shown. This talk lasts about an hour.
Views: 232 | Enquiries: 1About Peter Whitehead
After a 40 year career in the Civil Service, Peter now volunteers at a range of institutions. In the past these have included the Charles Dickens Museum, the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich and the Royal Academy. He now is a volunteer at The Charterhouse and The Guards Museum.
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