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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.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Sir William Molesworth by John Thomas
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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 Broughton Bowman
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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. Charles Broughton Bowman was the first Secretary of the General Cemetery Company.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument of Welsh slate commemorating James Poole and his wife Hannah
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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 of Welsh slate commemorating James Poole and his wife Hannah
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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 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: monument to Emile Blondin, the famous tightrope walker in the foreground, wth the Corp family tomb to the right
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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 and tomb chest to Georgiana Clementson by John Graham Lough
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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. This tomb is situated in the south colonnade of the Anglican chapel. Geogiana Clementson (died 1868) was the daughter of the sculptor John Graham Lough.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: monument to Marigold Frances Churchill by Eric Gill
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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. This is a monument to Winston Churchill's infant daughter (1918-1921). Carved from Hopton Wood stone it was originally surmounted by an octagonal shaft with a relief of the Crucifxion, which having been stolen was replaced by a simple cross in 1992.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: the columbarium
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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 columbarium was built by E. M. Lander to designs by Robert Willey in 1892.
Kensal Green cemetery, Harrow Road, Kensington, London: detail of the ironwork on the upper gate on Harrow Road
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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 the ironwork on the upper gate on Harrow Road
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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.