1855 – 22 January 1941) was Bishop of Mashonaland from 1911 – 1915 when his title was changed to Bishop of Southern Rhodesia, until his retirement in 1925. Sarah Grand (1854–1943), a feminist activist and writer, settled in Calne in 1942 after her house in London was damaged by a German bomb. She died a year later on 12 May 1943, a month before her 89th birthday. She coined the phrase 'The New Woman' and advocated new rights for women, notably in marriage. The composer Sir Michael Tippett lived in an isolated house on Derry Hill above Calne. The singer-songwriter-author Julian Cope resided in nearby Yatesbury until 2006, and lived in Calne itself for some years before he moved with his family to the village. The actor David Hemmings lived in the Old Mill in Calne for many years until his death in December 2003. Clive Farahar, the books and manuscripts expert on the BBC's Antiques Roadshow, and his wife Sophie Dupré who is also a manuscript specialist, were residents in 1994. Nearby places of interest In common with the surrounding villages, hotels cater to the following attractions: Cherhill White Horse – east of central Calne, carved into the south face of Cherhill Down in 1780, situated south of Cherhill village and clearly visible from the A4 Calne – Marlborough Road. Cherhill Down rises to . Lansdowne Monument – situated close to the summit of Cherhill Down, the stone needle provides views of Calne and the surrounding landscape. The mountains of South Wales and Cleeve Hill in the western Cotswolds can be seen on exceptionally clear days, as well as the cities of Bath and Bristol. Bowood House (including the Bowood Lake) – is to the west of Calne, accessible via the village of Derry Hill. Bowood House is privately owned by the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne and is grade I listed. Avebury stone circle & Avenue (UNESCO World Heritage Site) – Europe's largest neolithic stone circle site is east of Calne on the A4361 route towards Wroughton. Silbury Hill, the largest neolithic structure in Europe, is situated east of the town on the A4 route east of Beckhampton. West Kennett Long Barrow – the 5,500-year-old neolithic long barrow/tomb is situated east of Calne, south of the A4 route east between Beckhampton and West Kennett. North Wessex Downs AONB – the range's highest summit is the Tan Hill-Milk Hill