Icehouse
Entrance to an Icehouse
A structure, partly underground, for the preservation of ice for use during warmer weather.
There is a restored example you can visit at Painshill Park, Cobham.
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- Agnes Gardiner (1855-1943)
- Agnes Margaret Dixon, of Witley, Suffragist (1865-1918)
- Alison Ogilvy (1871-1918)
- Arthur (1869-1918) and Iona Davey (1870-1945), Liberals and Women’s Suffrage Supporters
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- Bertha Marion Broadwood (1846–1935)
- Charlotte Despard – Suffragist, Vegetarian, Radical
- Christiana Jane Herringham (1852-1929) artist and Women’s Suffrage campaigner
- Clara Helene Stoehr (1867-1944)
- Constance Maud, (1857-1929), Suffragette and author
- Dame Ethel Smyth DBE, DMus (1858-1944), composer and suffragette
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- Emily Wilding Davison (1872-1913)
- Emmeline and Frederick Pethick Lawrence
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- Hilda, Georgina and Marie Brackenbury
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- Joan Harvey Drew (1876-1961) and her sisters
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- Kate Harvey (1862-1946)
- Lady Elizabeth Edith ‘Betty’ Balfour [née Lytton] (1867 -1942)
- Lady Florence Priscilla Norman (1883-1964)
- Lady Henry Somerset (1851-1921)
- Lady Mary Henrietta Murray (1865-1956)
- Lord and Lady Onslow and the Suffrage campaign
- Margaret Chorley Crosfield (1859-1952)
- Margaretta ‘Etta’ Lemon (1860-1953)
- Maria Isabella Bates – A Militant Suffragette revealed on the Ash 1911 Census
- Marion Wallace Dunlop (1864-1942)
- Mary Elizabeth Turner (1854-1907)
- Mary Watts (1849-1938)
- Merstham suffragists
- Noeline Baker and The Guildford and District Suffrage Society
- Norah Dacre Fox (1878-1961)
- Rosa May Billinghurst (1875-1953)
- Rose Lamartine Yates (1875-1954)
- Sir William and Lady Julia Chance: Suffragist campaigners of Godalming
- Sophia and Giles Theodore Pilcher
- Surrey Local Government Women and the Suffrage Campaign, 1870 – 1914
- Theodora Wilde Powell (1871-1920)
- Thomas Cecil, 2nd Baron Farrer, MP and Lady (Evangeline) Farrer, of Abinger
- Sources for researching the women’s suffrage movement in Surrey
- Suffrage Indexes
- The March of the Women: suffrage material held in Surrey museums
- The Women’s Suffrage Movement in Surrey
- A History of Surrey in 50 Objects
- People