Nestled in the heart of the Cambridgeshire village of Cottenham, Cottenham Dissenters' Cemetery is a beautiful Victorian burial ground with a rich local heritage. Established in 1845, the cemetery was founded as a place of burial for local Nonconformists, also known as Dissenters, and provides a fascinating glimpse into the village's social and religious history.
Today, the cemetery is maintained and managed by dedicated volunteer trustees as a charitable organisation, preserving this peaceful green space for the benefit of the whole community. Visitors can explore its historic monuments, mature trees, and tranquil pathways while discovering the stories of those who helped shape Cottenham's past.
Whether you are interested in local history, Victorian heritage, genealogy, wildlife, or simply seeking a quiet place for reflection, Cottenham Dissenters' Cemetery offers a unique and welcoming visitor experience.
| Monday: | Always open |
| Tuesday: | Always open |
| Wednesday: | Always open |
| Thursday: | Always open |
| Friday: | Always open |
| Saturday: | Always open |
| Sunday: | Always open |
Discounts: Free admission
Please note that the cemetery remains an active place of rest and remembrance. Visitors are kindly asked to respect the burial ground and be mindful of others seeking peace, reflection, and quiet remembrance.
Cottenham Dissenters' Cemetery
Lambs Lane
Cottenham
CB24 8TB
