Secret Agent, Violette Szabo G.C., Croix de Guerre, was one of Britain's most daring Secret Agents and is remembered with great pride in a quiet, rural part of the beautiful county of Herefordshire. In Wormelow, just a few miles North of Ross, a Museum and Millennium Green have been dedicated to honouring her memory and Memorabilia on display illustrates her bravery and fortitude behind enemy lines during the Second World War.

The museum, at the home of Rosemary Rigby MBE - 'Cartref', was officially opened on Saturday 24th June 2000 by Virginia McKenna, who played the part of Violette Szabo in the 1950s film, 'Carve Her Name With Pride'.

Immediately below, Wormelow Brownies can be seen with founder of the Museum, Rosemary Rigby at a gathering held last Sunday, 14th August during which party games were enjoyed and Rosemary gave an enlightening talk on the life of Violette. Pictured with Rosemary (left) are Brownies, Victoria Smith, Katherine Plant, Lucy Kurk, Megan Gillespie, Katelyn Kennedy, Sharon Gillespie, Becky Plant, Olivia Davies, Molly Plant, Carolyne Kennedy, Aimee Plant, Jessica Hodges and Katie Hodges.

If you would like to visit the Violette Szabo Museum, pictured below, which is open every Wednesday, April to October inclusive and at other times by appointment, it can be found at Wormelow, a short distance off the A49 between Ross-on-Wye and Hereford. Please telephone Rosemary E. Rigby on 01981 540477 for further information.