Ampthill in Bedfordshire is a typical country town is at its busiest on Thursdays, when people congregate at the market, which dates back to 1219. The church is of special interest to Americans because it contains a monument to Richard Nicholls (1624-72), born in Ampthill, was the first English Governor of Long Island, New York. Above it is embedded the Dutch cannonball that was the instrument both “of his mortality and immortality” as it killed him. 17th century Ampthill Park has trees planted by Lady Holland in imitation of the Almeida in Madrid.
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