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Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Carolyn Sophia Evelyn Liardet
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: mausoleum to the George William Frederick Charles, Duke of Cambridge
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Charles Locke Eastlake, secretary to the Royal Institute of British Architects and to the National Gallery
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: the Shaw family vault
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Edward Lewis
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Major-General Michael Edward Bagnold
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Lieutenant-Colonel Conway Bishop and his wife Grace
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: detail of monument to Lieutenant-Colonel Conway Bishop and his wife Grace
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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex by Matthew Wharton Johnson
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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 interment of the Duke of Sussex (1773-1843) was the first royal burial at Kensal Green. The tomb of Cornish granite was designed by Matthew Wharton Johnson and completed in 1845.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex by Matthew Wharton Johnson
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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 interment of the Duke of Sussex (1773-1843) was the first royal burial at Kensal Green. The tomb of Cornish granite was designed by Matthew Wharton Johnson and completed in 1845.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument with kneeling figure
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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.