Janine Marriott, Author at Arnos Vale

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January 20, 2026

Mary and John BreillatJohn Breillat (1769-1856) Gas Light Engineer & Mary Breillat - First Burial at Arnos Vale Cemetery1771 to 1839

First grave purchased in Arnos Vale. Brought Gas light to Bristol

January 20, 2026

Fanny TownsendPhilanthropist1864 to 1942

Philanthropist known as ‘the modern Mary Carpenter’.

January 20, 2026

Anthony Norris GrovesOne of the founders of the Plymouth Brethren and a dentist who became a missionary in India.1795 to 1853

February 2, 2026

A man in a suit sits in front of a dark background, while a ghostly, transparent figure of a woman with a veil appears behind him.

A Ghost in the Machine? Spirit Photography, c.1860-1930 Online and in-person talk on 21 October 2026

TALK: An exploration of spirit photography, its rise as a supposed way to contact the dead, and what its popularity reveals about grief, belief, and the human desire for connection beyond death.