Eyam Plague Commemoration Service

E551954

The Eyam Plague Commemoration Service is an annual ceremony in the English village of Eyam honoring the villagers’ 17th-century self-imposed quarantine during a devastating outbreak of bubonic plague.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual commemorative ceremony
local tradition
religious service
associatedWithPerson Thomas Stanley NERFINISHED
William Mompesson NERFINISHED
associatedWithPlace Eyam Parish Church NERFINISHED
Riley Graves NERFINISHED
plague cottages in Eyam
attracts historians
local residents
pilgrims
tourists
category Commemorative events in England
Memorials to epidemics
Religious events in Derbyshire
commemorates 17th-century bubonic plague in Eyam
Eyam plague outbreak
self-imposed quarantine of Eyam villagers
country England
frequency annual
hasComponent church service
hymn singing
prayers of remembrance
sermon
wreath laying
hasTheme community resilience
public health responsibility
sacrifice
honors Eyam villagers who chose quarantine
Eyam villagers who died of plague
language English
locatedIn Derbyshire
Eyam NERFINISHED
Peak District NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
purpose to educate visitors about Eyam’s plague history
to honor the self-sacrifice of Eyam villagers
to remember the victims of the Eyam plague
relatedTo Eyam Plague Museum NERFINISHED
heritage tourism in Eyam
relatedToEvent Great Plague era
bubonic plague
religiousContext Christianity
Church of England NERFINISHED
timePeriodCommemorated 1665
1666

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Eyam hasAnnualEvent Eyam Plague Commemoration Service