A pre-Roman conservation area with many Grade 1 and 2 listed structures, Geddington's medieval streets, historic church, and centuries of Royal associations are one of the jewels of Northamptonshire. The nearby villages and countryside have all been shaped by the people who made English history.
Kam Tours offers fun, informative tours full of amazing stories about our surrounding area; private tours
for small or large groups; fun historical scavenger/treasure hunts and organised large and small group activities for all ages.
I love sharing our history, to try to recreate the past in a fun and interesting way, where people can touch and see the history, and not just read about it. Whether you're a small group or family looking for a fun and informative tour, or you're a large group looking for a fun day out, browse through what's on offer, and contact me to make an inquiry.
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Join us for an informative tour of the Saxon/Norman church of St Mary Magdalene and the Eleanor Cross.
Tours are available, usually when convenient for you.
We offer a wide range of informative and engaging tours and historical-themed events, and we can tailor to your needs.
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If you’re booking your next gathering and need an engaging history talk or presentation, look no further.
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What's Coming Up?
NOW BOOKING - Ghoulish Geddington Ghost Walks!
We are now booking dates for walks and tours which you can join, or contact us to arrange a date and time that suits you. We can cater for one person up to larger groups. We are well acquainted with the needs of associations and clubs, and regularly schedule events 6 months or a year in advance.
Contact us at toursbykam@gmail.com or use the contact buttons throughout the site.
We also have booked and planned tours that you can join at short notice:
Saturday, 21st of September, over 50 delegates of the Charter of European Rural Communities will visit for a short walk about Geddington, visiting the remains of the Palace and the importance and meaning of the Eleanor Cross and its site.
October 19th is a free tour of the fascinating Church of St Mary Magdalene, Geddington. We'll be meeting at the Eleanor Cross at 1:30pm before making our way inside.
Friday 22nd November 2024 at 7.30pm - Talk: Gretton Village Hall for the Gretton Local History Society.
Currently Available - Book or Enquire
- Multiple DatesFri, 25 OctGeddington25 Oct 2024, 18:00 – 19:30Geddington, Geddington NN14, UK
- Contact us to arrangeGeddingtonContact us to arrangeGeddington, Geddington, UKContact us to arrangeGeddington, Geddington, UKThe church of St Mary Magdalene is unique. Christian worship began in the eighth century, and at least a dozen Kings and Queens of England visited and worshipped here. Our 5 star Tripadvisor rated tours make twelve centuries of history come alive. Dates available from March 1st until November
- Please contact us to discuss datesGeddingtonPlease contact us to discuss datesGeddington, Geddington NN14, UKPlease contact us to discuss datesGeddington, Geddington NN14, UKPossibly the best way to get to know the Village! Based on Bert Stafford’s guide 'A Stroll Round the Old Village', this is a walk about our homes; the pieces of history scattered unseen around us; the gossip; all from one of our finest oral historians.
- Please contact us to discuss datesNewtonPlease contact us to discuss datesNewton, Newton, Kettering NN14 1FJ, UKPlease contact us to discuss datesNewton, Newton, Kettering NN14 1FJ, UKThe tiny Village of Newton is easily found and many drop in at the Dovecote tea rooms. But did you know it is named after the largest Dovecote in Europe? Or that one of the last peasant uprisings in England took place nearby? Join us as we lead with clues and puzzles through this fascinating place.
- Please contact us to discuss datesGeddingtonPlease contact us to discuss datesGeddington, Geddington NN14, UKPlease contact us to discuss datesGeddington, Geddington NN14, UKWe explore the ancient village of Geddington. Why is the Eleanor Cross here and how did it survive the centuries? Which kings and queens crossed our ancient bridge? Through clues and puzzles, we will guide you through the history of the ancient streets, ending up at one of our pubs or tearoom.
- Contact us to arrangeGeddingtonContact us to arrangeGeddington, Geddington NN14, UK