Find burial plot numbers  with the Friends &  Family History with BMSGH

Guided Cemetery  Toursof  both Warstone Lane Cemetery & Key Hill Cemetery are the second Sunday of the month  except for December.All tours require pre-booking .Warstone Lane Cemetery Tours  at  11.50 am for a 12 noon  startKey Hill Cemetery  Tours at 1.50pm for a 2pm start .Each  cemetery tour last about 1 and half  to 2 hours depending on Q & A.Guided Interior  Catacombs Toursare only certain times of the year and time slots  differ from cemetery tours.These are no  facilities in the cemeteries but plenty of café, restaurants  and bars nearby.See info on F.A Q on events on how to get to the cemeteries .Why not volunteer for one of our litter picks ?All revenue from guided tours, sales, memberships & donations  pay for the restoration of the gravestones.

Friends of Key Hill & Warstone Lane Cemeteries

Assisting with  burial plot numbers &amp; family history

Vyse Street, near Pitsford Street

Stall: The Friends of Key Hill Cemetery &amp; Warstone Lane Cemetery the Information stall can assist with the plot number of your family grave for both Warstone Lane Cemetery &amp; neighbouring Key Hill Cemetery. The sales stall will have souvenirs for sale including novelty bone pens, books and the Friends merchandise. Time: 10.30am-4pm in Warstone Lane Cemetery. www.fkwc.orgStall: Family History with Birmingham &amp; Midland Society of Genealogy and Heraldry ( BMSGH) also known as Midland Ancestors. Time: 10.30am -4pm in Warstone Lane Cemetery. Midland Ancestors covers the pre-1974 counties of Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire and the Metropolitan area of the West Midlands with seven groups, including London. The Society’s Family History Centre in Birmingham is fully staffed and holds over 10,000 publications. Opening hours are Monday – Friday, 10.30am – 3pm. All the Society’s publications can be viewed at the Centre, or available to purchase from Midland Ancestors online shop. https://midland-ancestors.uk/Friends of Key Hill Cemetery &amp; Warstone Lane Cemetery who are all volunteers officially formed in 2004 and care for the cemeteries as well as raising funds for damaged and broken graves aiding the Friends restoration fund. This is achieved by membership, guided tours, donations and sales at open days and history fairs. Since the 1980’s some of our volunteers have been caring for the cemeteries - finding hidden footpaths and steps, uncovering sunken graves as well as researching the lives of those who rest in these two historic cemeteries.