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Explore Harrow's History

Most well known for its elite seat of learning, Harrow has a rich history dating back to pre-Roman times. Still today many of our most historic buildings are well preserved and protected.
Take a tour around one of England's last remaining moated manor house at the 14th century Headstone Manor, a site of many ghostly happenings and part of a medieval estate dating back 500 years! The site has a year round calender of events and activities.
Experience the eccentric gothic tudor grandeur of Grim's Dyke Hotel, the former estate of W.S. Gilbert of Gilbert & Sullivan fame designed by leading Arts and Crafts architect, Sir Norman Shaw.
Be amazed by the stunning continental baroque interior of St Lawrence Church, Canons Park where Handel was once the resident organist.
Follow in the footsteps of Sir Winston Churchill and seven other Prime Ministers on a tour of the world-famous Harrow School. While there, learn about Harrow's famous "Hill" on a free podcast tour of the village of Harrow on the Hill. From pagan place of worship to one of Britain's finest seats of learning, you'll find a world steeped in tradition and fascinating history. Discover more about our intriguing venues
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