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Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to the architect John Gibson, designed by himself

RIBA158398

Griffith, John (1796-1888)

NOTES: Opened as the All Souls Cemetery in 1833. Its layout and principle buildings were designed by J. W. Griffith in a Greek Revival style. See RIBA152282 for a black and white version of this image.

Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: Durcrow Mausoleum

RIBA158399

Griffith, John (1796-1888)

NOTES: Opened as the All Souls Cemetery in 1833. Its layout and principle buildings were designed by J. W. Griffith in a Greek Revival style. The mausoleum was erected for Andrew Ducrow's wife in 1837, and was designed by George Danson and built by John Cusworth, mason. See RIBA152283 for a black and white version of this image.

Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: Durcrow Mausoleum

RIBA158400

Griffith, John (1796-1888)

NOTES: Opened as the All Souls Cemetery in 1833. Its layout and principle buildings were designed by J. W. Griffith in a Greek Revival style. The mausoleum was erected for Andrew Ducrow's wife in 1837, and was designed by George Danson and built by John Cusworth, mason. See RIBA80280 and RIBA152284 for a black and white version of this image.

Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to H. R. H. Princess Sophia, daughter of King George III

RIBA158401

Griffith, John (1796-1888)

NOTES: Opened as the All Souls Cemetery in 1833. Its layout and principle buildings were designed by J. W. Griffith in a Greek Revival style. Princess Sophia (1777-1848) was the fifth daughter and eighth child of George III. The sarcophagus was designed by Professor Ludwig Gruner, artistic adviser to Prince Albert and carved by Signor Bardi. See RIBA152289 for a black and white version of this image.