Ryde has always enjoyed festivities during the Christmas season. The local papers reported on the many parties, balls and feasts which took place.
The twin chapels had both been decorated and had various Christmas displays so it all looked very festive.
Take a walk through Ryde Cemetery and you will be amazed at the abundance of berries.
In November our busy research team added biographical detail to 44 of the records on the website.
Our updated website is finally online! It took longer and was much harder work than we expected but it's finally done.
As part of their Victorian studies two classes from Year 3 at Hayland's Primary School came on two separate day visits (24 and 26 November) to Ryde Cemetery.
Come and join us for a pre-Christmas celebration at Ryde Cemetery Heritage and Learning Centre.
Braving high winds and rain, 14 intrepid RSHG members visited Carisbrooke Castle Museum
On Tuesday morning, 10 November, 2015, we were delighted that 37 people gathered for the RSHG Fungi Walk at Ryde Cemetery.
It may not have been a bumper summer for butterflies, but the UK public defied the cold, wet weather to make big butterfly count 2015 the biggest ever.