River Walk

River Walk

With Grace Chapman

Sunday, 9th August | 2.00 PM | £10/person

What you'll discover

Learn about everything from basket weaving to ice skating, watermills to houseboats (and boathouses!)

What was the Ouse Lily?

What did the Royalists bring to St Neots from the Netherlands?

What was in a bottle of ‘Neotia’?

Why are there so many rivers called Ouse?

Discover 6000 years of history, along with some of St Neots’ prettiest views

Practical information

📍 Meeting point:

Coneygeare bridge, What3words location ///disprove.snapped.circles

🕖 Start time: 2pm — please arrive 5 minutes early

⏱ Duration: Approximately 90 minutes

🚶 Distance: Approximately 1.5 miles

👟 What to wear: Comfortable shoes, dress for the weather

Good to know

This walk is suitable for adults and older children. No specialist knowledge needed, just curiosity about local history. The walk takes place outdoors so we recommend dressing for the weather. In the event of severe weather, ticket holders will be contacted directly.

Who comes on these walks?

Couples, friends, solo explorers, all welcome. Our walks are relaxed, informal and led by knowledgeable local historians who bring the town's stories to life.

About Grace Chapman

Grace Chapman is a local historian with a passion for uncovering the lesser-known stories of St Neots.

Any questions?

Contact us at manager@stneotsmuseum.org.uk or call 01480 214163.