A Stroll through Highgate - Cemetery, Village & Vampire (4K)

A walk through Highgate Cemetery, Waterlow Park then around Highgate Village in North London.
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This walk starts at Highgate Cemetery, one of London's 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries, and famous as the burial place of Karl Marx. We also visit the graves of Bert Jansch, Douglas Adams, and Malcolm Maclaren, among others. We also explore the story of the Highgate Vampire that gripped London in the early 1970s. From Highgate Cemetery we walk through Waterlow Park and visit Lauderdale House and enjoy the glorious views across London. We exit the park on Highgate High Street and explore the historic Highgate Village, including the haunted Gatehouse Pub, the Flask with its curious tradition of the Swearing on the Horns, Pond Square, and the home of Samuel Taylor Coleridge in The Grove. The walk ends on West Hill.
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[@estherdoyle8175]

Thank you John for another beautiful walk. When my daughter was little we were in Waterlow Park three or four times a week, rain hail or shine. Coming home from there one Sunday afternoon we were on Dartmouth Park Hill when my ex spotted a hole in the ground inside a building site by the Whittington Hospital. When he looked closer he could see a big red cat sitting in the hole, clearly unwell, so we took the cat home with us on the baby's pram, got it checked out by the vets, put up notices asking if anyone had lost him and when there was no response, we kept him and he was my beloved Red Thomas who lived a life of luxury with us. Talking to a person at the bus stop one day, they mentioned an elderly chap who had lived all his life in one house in Bredgar Rd, off Dartmouth Park Hill.. The council built some new flats and the old chap's home was compulsorily purchased. Poor old man was decanted into these new flats, which he didn't want to go to at all. He didn't last long, only about six months. When he died the Vicar came and got his dog and his tortoise and off they went to an uncertain future at the RSPCA. But his big red cat escaped and was never seen again. I like to think the old man was looking out for his beastie and made sure it was found by a soft git like me who would make sure it was well loved for the rest of its days!

[@ianmaddams9577]

What a lovely thought to think that you may have found his cat. I can imagine a happy and smug cat living it’s best life with you

[@binghamguevara6814]

There are lots of wandering cats in the cemetery. I wonder if they all have deceased owners. Thank you for your story.

[@Isleofskye]

What a lovely story. Well Done Esther:)

[@jaynecooney9549]

Are you related to arther Conan doyle

[@Isleofskye]

@@jaynecooney9549 I see why you said that. I assumed Frankie Boyle, The Comedian was related to Terry Boyle who played for Newport County between 1983-86..

[@ivanhockenhull2604]

I remember reading a book by ghost hunter Harry Price who was convinced that a vampire existed in Highgate. He claimed that he saw a tall, dark and menacing figure by a headstone. Gothic flavour to this video. Loved it, John. 👍🇯🇪

[@DellaFarrant]

Hi Ivan, are you sure about that? Harry Price notes in Poltergeist Over England: Three Centuries of Mischievous Ghosts (1945) that during December 1942 Fairseat, a large Highgate home of historical interest was subject to poltergeist activity. I've never found a reference to Price sighting an entity in Highgate Cemetery though, much as I would love to. Any clues about the book you read, so I can work out its title?

[@paulchandler9646]

I was living in North London in 77-78 and my uncle at that time was in the metropolitan police and he told me that there are catacombs beneath the place and unofficially Highgate went back to the days of the Romans.The caretaker back then also told us there were well over 200,00 people buried there on various levels connected to the catacombs. Who knows and i wasn't going to argue with my uncle due to the fact he was a commando in WW2 .2 of my cousins did see it in 69 on there way home from either the Flask or the Angel pubs at the top of the hill and said it was over 8' tall standing at the gate on Swains Lane with glowing red eye's .They ran the rest of the way home .I did have the honor of pissing on marks grave since i hate communism in all it's forms but he didn't appear to take issue with me.

[@seanjamescameron]

Enjoyed that little ramble. Took many notes of things to check out and visit.

[@diannereeks1150]

My grandparents are buried at Highgate cemetery in a really overgrown plot love the feel of it there very peaceful thx for the walk 🚶‍♂️

[@thomaswright5407]

Not sure if anybody has already said it, but the grave with the diagonal "D E A D" is that of artist Patrick Caulfield. Enjoyable video as always

[@susanclarke2482]

In my teens I became a member of FOHC.Friends of Highgate Cemetery. They opened the older part of the cemetery a few times a year. It was very atmospheric. I was looking for vampires. I believe the other cemetery in the seven is West Norwood.

[@hikingdenbiking6245]

Another great episode, Sunday evening's wouldn't be the same without you.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks very much. Hiking Den - wonderful to hear

[@Isleofskye]

Lovely walk John. Was Hook Lane/Golders Green the 7th Cemetary and was Brompton one and is that in West London, please?

[@saulhughes2638]

John Rogers makes KZbin worthwhile - thank you for all your videos, John - each of which is a voyage of discovery

[@delcatto60]

Thank you. It was a delight to see Highgate and the cemetery again. I grew up in Hornsey during the sixties through until the nineties and I know the area very well. As teenagers we would climb the walls to get into both sides of the cemetery. I lived just off Archway Road for a few years and Waterlow Park was a wonderful place to relax and catch a breath when walking to work near Parliament Hill.

[@tonykehoe123]

Ah Highgate ….love a pint of neck oil in the flask . Bumped into Dave Davies out the kinks last summer and shared a coffee….plus a poem of mine !

[@MuswellMunky]

David Farrant, Highgate Vampire Hunter, used to frequent Muswell Hill library at the turn of the century. I worked there and we had a whole cast of characters that would pop in, including the Camden Ripper. Interesting times!

[@pauldickinson1434]

Thank you John for this beautiful walk...You've made my day, showing the nation, the resting place of Bert & Loren .

[@ianmaddams9577]

Glad you visited Highgate cemetery I could spend all day looking around there . And I never heard of the Highgate vampire before now . Thanks as always for taking us with you on another splendid walk. Have a great week 👍🏻

[@stewartconacher6552]

Very informative video John. Interesting to see the graves of Bert Jansch and his wife. I was fortunate enough to see Bert play live a number of times here in Edinburgh. A fine musician.

[@JxH]

7:15 Edward Elgar is buried in the church yard in Little Malvern. I actually made a point to go visit him when I was in Great Malvern. I also visited the Morgan factory. I stayed in The Abbey hotel, where Haile Selassie stayed when in exile and he was visiting the area. Great trip !!

[@alansmith2857]

You beat me to it, JH: I drove past it this afternoon (I live nearby). The church is the RC church of St Wulstan, on the road from Great Malvern up to the Herefordshire Beacon. Sir Edward is buried there, together with his beloved Alice.

[@nickcooper1260]

Another interesting video,John. Ther is a great book about Highgate Cemetery-'Victorian Valhalla' (1984) by Felix Barker and one called 'The Magnificent Seven' (2011) by Jphn Turpin and Derrick Knight, about all the cemeteries. Time is such a strange thing, someone with as much energy and life as Malcolm Mclaren has been gone for 11 years.

[@MartinDHayes]

Hello John! I'm a new subscriber to your channel. I absolutely love your videos, even though I'm in the USA. I'm a huge history buff, and listening to your commentary on these walks is very fulfilling! I hope someday to see your wonderful city and land. I know my heritage comes from the UK, so it would be nice to trace my ancestors! Looking forward to more of your walks and knowledge! Cheers!!

[@Pittsy1977]

Another great video, Thanks John, I visited the Grove in 2016 after George Michael passed , he lived there and is buried at Highgate in hes mothers plot but is unmarked sadly. The private green area between the flask and the grove was a tempary memorial to George. I wish to vist highgate again and vist the cemetry, Roger Lyod pack and Jeremy beadle are also buried there.

[@user-sx3bp1pp2t]

I had just watched another video of a walk thru the cemetery and it showed George, his mother, and I believe his sister all together. Everything was cleaned up, marked well, and a very simple plot for them.

[@janeingram7331]

I've been to the UK 55 times from the US. I don't know what percentage that included visiting London, but many times. When I watch your walks I feel like I missed so much. I've been to Highgate Cemetery and the reason that I went there was to find the grave of Norman Warne, the man Beatrix Potter was engaged to. The Beatrix Potter Society newsletter claimed this was where he was buried yet I could not find his grave. I asked someone from the Friends of Highgate Cemetery and they never heard of him. Just wondered if your map included his name or if you came across his grave. Sinead O'Leary also did a walk through. My other question was who was Amber Baker. The newish black marble grave seemed to be on the walkway. Love your videos and intend to watch them all. Seen many but not all of them. Best to you, Jane, Philadelphia

[@JTTW1455]

I always think the grassy parks of London are so civilized but then your cultural knowledge touring around Highgate shows there’s much more to it than ‘grass between the toes’ (reference to the cemetery too!). Thanks for a lovely walk John.

[@alisonh6533]

As always a great walk, so informative. London has so much rich history to give!

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Alison

[@funksoulbrother3620]

Interesting fact - Malcolm McLaren's death mask on his grave was made by Nick Reynolds who plays in the Alabama 3. He is also the son of one of the great train robbers; Bruce Reynolds. Nick is a talented artist who has made his own special niche

[@llengsuch3426]

Malcolm Mclaren's grave is cool. The other one I particularly liked was the one with the cut-out letters spelling "DEAD". A Google search told me that it belongs to artist, Patrick Caulfield, who designed it himself. Dead good.

[@lesleysmith2166]

Used to go through the cemetery when I was a child visiting my great aunt. We always went to the Karl Marx grave and did the power to the people cry and punch from Citizen Smith, our last name. I wish I had gone to Kensal Green and Brompton as they have such beautiful statues.

[@LONDONIA2072]

Wow. I lived in Muswell Hill for years and . . . never got to Highgate cemetery! nor during my later London wanderings. I will certainly go straight there on my next visit. Thanks.

[@akwalek]

Hi John. I remember being very interested in this back in the mid-late nineties (Sean Manchester did a few radio interviews on the subject & David Farrant frequented some online forums back then) It was very intriguing and this brought it all back. Thanks for the memories!

[@DaraM73]

Lovely film, as always….so many headstones in Highgate, like the TV prankster Jeremy Beadle who’s buried next to A Pratt. Says it all really. I’ve often thought that the churches followed the water sources south in Hampstead, Highgate, Archway Crouch End (obvious one), as they also inhabit the same North London ridgeway exposed after the last ice age that then scoured the southern lowland basin. Highgate would have been a peak of an island chain.

[@dambrooks7578]

I haven't been up around that incredibly hilly area of North London since my Son moved out of the local Archway area. Another incredible walk, thank you John.

[@jansammut9557]

Thanks John for a very interesting video. I was born in Camden Town, and we moved (almost) to the top of Highgate Hill when I was still young. Remember a pub at the top of the hill, and having a great time playing in Waterlow Park and Highgate Woods.

[@cb184]

I visited Highgate and the cemetery for the first time yesterday too. Was a really pleasant walk.

[@peterjackson4132]

Another great video John. I loved the tree growing over those two gravestones. You make a great entertaining film full of information thanks again buddy

[@philipreddaway6410]

Another superb episode John - inspired to buy the vampire book and even stump up the cash to go visit the Highgate Cemetary - used to roaming free in the Tower Hamlets equivalent - admittedly fewer celeb corpses in the East End!

[@MRoderick89]

The way nature is taking back its land is amazing to see. Love this video John 👍

[@Suho1004]

Thanks, John. This made my day. Now I've got to go learn more about the Highgate vampire! Some twenty-odd years ago (closer to thirty now, actually), when I was a student, I remember seeing a production of Hamlet in a tiny room over a Greek restaurant in Soho. We all sat on the floor, and the "stage" was whatever space was left over. I had a front row seat and was rapt the entire time. I still remember that performance. Best Hamlet I've ever seen.

[@historicmilwauk-ing3506]

Thanks for the walk, John. Highgate Cemetery holds a special place in my heart in that the funerary chapel was the subject of my adaptive reuse studio project in architecture school while on a semester long study in London, 1979. I've been back many times since then to visit. I found you series last year during the health crisis that precluded my planned 2020 visit. Your videos have inspired me to attempt to do something similar here in Milwaukee with a focus on the history of the urban setting and its architecture. Perhaps a visit to the west side would be a potential future video. There are many significant and interesting features in that part. West Norwood was the seventh! All the best!

[@brianarthur3798]

Would love to see a walk around the City of London cemetery in Manor Park, if you haven't already done one. It's just a short walk across Wanstead Flats from Leytonstone. Meanwhile, another interesting and informative video. They are regular Sunday night viewing these days.

[@Decybello]

the one of the 7 you were struggling with is West Norwood in Lambeth but you're right about Brompton - it's one of those called Magnificent 7

[@trevorbarre5616]

The volunteers have done a fantastic job. The cemetery is unrecognisable from 35 years ago, when we lived just down the road.

[@royp8645]

I have my nan & granddad buried in the old cemetry along with a few other distant relatives. I have not been there for 30+ years, but I will visit late october 2021. Nice video as usual..... cheers

[@steamingiron]

Loved the walk today John being a north London girl (Islington) and being born in St. Mary's hospital Highgate it's a place close to my heart. Highgate cemetery is such a fascinating place. Thoroughly enjoyed,thank you and have a great week.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

so glad you enjoyed it Jan

[@john80c]

Fascinating walk, I remember reading a highwayman book set in Highgate but that was back in the 50s so can't remember the title. The cemetery looks fascinating, who would have thought a cemetery would have a gift shop! Look forward to your next one--wherever that may be.

[@darthwiizius]

Imagine what Karl Marx would think of selling Karl Marx memorabilia in a cemetery that has become a tourist trap based on Karl Marx.

[@jillwarsop1332]

Thank you John for a fascinating walk. I am a Sheffielder born and bred, but find London fascinating. I have never been to Highgate but hope to do so one day. One of my heroines Victoria Wood lived there, so it was interesting to think she knew the area well. Thank you again.

[@seawallbird5724]

John, I have just stumbled on your channel and am happy to say that I have found your videos so very interesting and very enjoyable.. so far I have only viewed a few but I see that there are many back-videos. Thankyou for putting them up. I look forward to spending many happy hours viewing as the nights draw in. I live in N Ireland but like many others I am always fascinated by London, it's histories and culture.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

many thanks for watching

[@LoisDavidsonArt]

Fascinating video, thanks John, another visual feast too!

[@JustinPinner]

Great video, thanks! I used to live in Highgate Village and met Sean Manchester a couple of times. I was just a kid though so no more interaction than saying hello but I remember some of the vampire stories. Nice seeing all my old haunts again 👍

[@clivelangham435]

Loved it. Thank you so much. Brightens up my day.

[@rachelcaullay172]

I always want to visit Highgate, another one for my bucket list.

[@williamrobinson7435]

A delightful film. Wonderfully evocative of the feeling of this lovely part of London. 👍

[@terryflynn1956]

I’ve never been to Highgate cemetery but I have now thanks John . Very interesting walk . Loved the park too 😊👍

[@geourgiou]

Wow, absolutely amazing video, actually the video started near parliament hill field's, near gospel oak.

[@janebaker966]

Our local "Highgate" at Bristol is Arno's Vale. It's full of local worthies,some nationally famous and we have the tomb of the Rajah. It's like a mix of graveyard,park and nature reserve. It was saved by local people from desecration under the guise of development. My favourite Marx is Groucho. That Karl Marx was a total freeloader. He used to get loans off his servant to keep his family,and he got her preggers too. Economic genius. I don't think so. All good cemeteries should be slightly spooky.

[@melissaquinn1296]

Theoretical economics is a completely different subject to practical household economics. Many geniuses who developed human knowledge have died paupers!

[@GreyGhost.]

a little piece of Rogers magic ..... cheers John.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

thanks Paul

[@NLondonParanormal]

Loved the Episode John! Been involved with the investigation of Highgate and its surrounding areas for years! Knew David Farrant well. Even encountered something "unearthly" one evening in Swains Lane. Investigated The Gatehouse Pub too which was fascinating. Captured what we believed to be an EVP, Electronic Voice phenomena, saying "Francis". It was only until we got home that we realised that the connection with Francis Bacon and Highgate where he died!

[@paulinemoriarty3627]

I’ve walked those streets, the cemetery is a fantastic way to spend a day. Can’t wait to get back to the UK Thanks for your videos. From Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@Slycockney]

What a brilliant video, have no clue how I've missed it previously.

[@katereynolds3650]

Wonderful video, I love Highgate. Being a fan of Pink Floyd, seeing St. Michael's church was especially good as it featured in the second promo video made for their very first single "Arnold Layne" back in 1967 (the first promo was shot at West Wittering beach). I could wander around the cemeteries for hours and never get bored!

[@damedavidfrith55]

Thanks for another cracking tour of London’s quirky bits love each one as learn so much .

[@cathylarkins9949]

I’ve been to Highgate…awesome

[@jacksomb1]

A thoroughly enjoyable skim. Many thanks John!

[@dominicrivron2306]

Thanks for that! That was really poignant for me as I lived round there for quite a while in my 20s. I used to work up the road from Karl Marx. I seem to remember people used to laugh because there's a Spencer buried just across the path from him. Talking of McClaren, those houses near the start of the film figure in The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle. Then there's a great Fred Vargas novel (An Uncertain Place) that involves 17 shoes being found outside Highgate Cemetery, all containing severed feet...

[@theresastephens8805]

Wonderfully informative narrator and charming guide around Highgate. I almost felt like I was walking beside you. Looking forward to accompanying you again. 😃

[@theefishlippedone]

My old mate was banged up with the Highgate Vamp killer David Farant, he had some funny tales to tell.

[@teatime1010]

Wonderful film. I used to live in that area and enjoyed seeing the old 'hood. If you find yourself back at Gospel Oak, I suggest a wander round Lissenden Gardens (a good bit of showbiz history and literary history there ... and where I lived). There is an entrance from the Gardens to the Heath, so head straight up to Parliament Hill for the view. Thanks for including Swains Lane!

[@rw9175]

Stumbled across your video today....I'd been to Highgate Cemetery a few years ago on a darkening afternoon....One could well imagine Vamp-ish folk....The occasional Goth helped to reinforce the feeling....Shall look for more of your walks in my FAVORITE CITY....LONDON !!!!

[@Angayasse]

I am very interested by the whole story. Very intriguing. And Highgate... my favourite place in London :) Thank you for te brilliant walk!

[@julieblackstock8650]

Goodness. I visited Highgate Cemetary about 20 years ago! Great memories

[@johnathonwright7920]

Marvellous, thank you.

[@ianspicer3885]

Thank you John for another interesting video , I like your tours around London as it brings back a lot of memories of working all over London as a carpenter , I now live in Adelaide Australia for 30years 😊👍

[@trevorbarre5616]

You can see just how much has been cleared by the cemetery volunteer force, exposing graves that had been completely obscured for more than 50 years. Even more like 100 in many cases.

[@TheIainMay]

Thanks John for this, , always look forward to your Sunday walks, excellent preparation for the week ahead. 👍

[@rosemaryderham4749]

Thank you for another lovely video John and a walk around one of my favourite places. Lauderdale House also hold weddings, my son and daughter in law were married there on a beautiful summer's day a few years ago.

[@jimharrison748]

Love this! Johns narrative really infects.

[@Fitness4London]

Another fascinating video, John. I went to Highgate Cemetery (East) today. By chance my visit coincided with the 140th anniversary of Karl Marx's death (14 March 1883) this coming Tuesday, and there was an international Communist gathering at his memorial when I was there today, including representatives of Cuba, Vietnam, Greece, and several other countries. A hearty rendition of the Internationale concluded the occasion. I didn't see any vampires, but there were some squirrels stalking me as I walked among the gravestones.

[@martinrojo5825]

Another amazing video John. Would love to see more of the surrounding areas, Muswell Hill/East Finchley/Archway

[@morriganwitch]

Fabulous I hope David Farrant is watching this from beyond xxx Bless Him xxx he permitted me to visit his lair and he was amazing company xxx

[@TimothyHalkowski]

Lovely to see that view down to the city from highgate at the end of the video - thank you! Great walk.

[@JohnRogersWalks]

thanks Timothy

[@ENGLISHISBEST]

This place is a must do before you die. My wife & I visited last year 2021. It was an amazing day finding many famous graves. I will be headed back as my daughter wants to go. Sad stories of assasinated russians & famous composers & comedians keep you going looking for more. Great commentary thanks.

[@tomtucjr]

Sunday evening sorted. Thanks John, hope you’re keeping well.

[@roscowoodward6037]

Shook to core at tree weed out of control in between graves, very sad .. as always thanks for memory lane video's ,many blessings xx

[@mommonald224]

Thank you for sharing this walk. I really enjoyed the tour and the bits of history. Well done.

[@megacapulet6470]

Loved this walk John, we did a guided tour of Highgate cemetery a couple of years ago and enjoyed every minute of it ,so interesting our guide was superb thank you.

[@sas1uk185]

Loved the cemetery walk thank you. More please! Steph

[@parkingpateweyo1169]

Wonderful and relaxing

[@jackpayne4658]

Living in Kentish Town in the late 1960s, Highgate Cemetery was the natural end of a stoned weekend wander. Bones were easy to find, which felt quite normal at the time. Looking back, it was absolutely bizarre - but there and then, the bizarre was the norm (and vice-versa). Today, everything has been tidied up - on balance a good thing, though I wish I'd kept a skull to put on my desk. Holly Village is a weird place - it tried to be charming and Gothic, but ended up creepy and slightly depressing.

[@abdiahmed8532]

Haha

[@blorac9869]

Dispicable!

[@originaljamtracks]

Wonderful video, thank you John. Currently living in the area and learned a lot of interesting new facts. Btw regarding the 'Swearing on the Horns' ceremony, this also happens at the Wrestler's pub just down the way from the Flask - Joolz features it in one of his videos.

[@4thEyeVision]

What a great walk thanks John

[@astrid4532]

A wonderful video, John, very enjoyable, inspiring and educational. I love yr videos, so very interesting and u r just so unassuming. Wish, we had more Johns like u in this world, so down to earth, charismatic and natural. Thank u for being u and for sharing it world with us.

[@vermeerofdelftscotlandwalk3294]

I really liked this walk. I'm a long term subscriber from North of the border but there's no cause for alarm. I've never been to Highgate cemetery. I think that I'll always remember seeing the gravestone of Douglas Adams. His Hitchikers was unforgettable. Its a pity he died so young. Marx is redundant though, as is socialism. Both have been replaced by Asda, which has stopped the peasants from revolting.

[@stevehead365]

It's well known that Boris and Rees Mogg shop at Asda. If they are really too busy or the claret is running low, they may allow their servants the privilege of shopping for them. Ideology is dead or just smells funny. (Apologies to Frank Zappa).

[@Radders123]

Round the corner from my house - great video John! You must go to the other side of the cemetery too - the tombs there are remarkable, quite different to the other side in their peak Victorian macabre way. Do come back!

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Most interesting John. Thank you

[@conradpowers4778]

Another great walk. Thanks you so much. It's a good job you didn't spend your time looking for the tomb of Edward Elgar (7.16) , as his tomb is in Little Malvern, Worcestershire. You would of defiantly been locked in, to be attacked by the Vampire. Keep up the good work.

[@narendrapatel9144]

thank you for the great walk please keep up the great work

[@johnaldred6864]

Great video ....enjoyed coming along for the walk .... 👍

[@maggielarkin9314]

Great video john...love Highgate cemetery..it's similar to one here in Dublin called Glasnevin cemetery although not as many famous people are buried there....cheers

[@JohnRogersWalks]

Thanks Maggie

[@1966babysnakes]

Another one i missed ... & i went to school in Highgate. 🙂

[@grogalot2]

Always so enjoyable, thanks John

[@martharunstheworld]

Very nice video! The grave with all the pens and pencils is for author Douglas Adams, btw.

[@lovelyskull3483]

This is wonderful, thank you.

[@vanished8664]

I’m about to go and visit Highgate Town & Cemetery. Thankyou for your tour. 👍🏻