Chelmsford
Chelmsford is an English city northeast of London. Hylands House, built in 1730, has restored interiors and hundreds of acres of parkland. The medieval Chelmsford Cathedral features stained glass and a colourful ceiling. The Essex Regiment Museum displays military artefacts such as weaponry, medals and uniforms. To the southeast, RHS Garden Hyde Hall has hilltop views and includes a rose garden and a woodland garden.
People died in Chelmsford (First 19 people) - Page 0
Elizabeth Clarke
Edward Middleditch
Artist
Wilson Harris
Writer
Jack Watling
Actor
Armstrong Gibbs
English composer
Vida Hope
Film actress
Paul Went
English footballer
Harold Sandford Mugford
Armed force officer
Agnes Waterhouse
Ursula Kemp
Midwife
Rohan Butler
Historian
Peter Seabrook
British writer
Cyril Ellis
Edward Middleditch
Artist
Derek Twist
British screenwriter
Elizabeth Clarke
Charlie Hurst
Footballer
Sheffield Airey Neave
British naturalist ‧ Airey Neave's father