Atherstone Cemetery is on Sheepy Road, Atherstone, Warwickshire CV9 3AA. It is managed by the Town Council. The Church of England part of the cemetery was consecrated on 26th April 1870. The Coventry Standard reported: After the service of Confirmation was over, the Bishop proceeded to consecrate the Church of

Anfield Cemetery has at least three lodges, possibly 4. They are: * 238 Priory Road, Anfield, Liverpool L4 2SL * 242 Priory Road, Anfield, Liverpool L4 2SL * 302 Walton Lane, Anfield, Liverpool L4 5RJ * and possibly 304 Walton Lane, Anfield, Liverpool L4 5RJ Pictured above is one of the North Lodges at

There are two Egyptian Revival style lodges at the cemetery, but I am classifying them as gatehouses, as I don't believe they ever had a residential function. The address is Stoke Newington High Street, Hackney, London N16 0LH.

It is often assumed that the burial ground between Aldergate and the Library in Tamworth is part of St Editha's churchyard, but that is not the case. It is actually a separate cemetery, built on land donated by Hester Wolferstan in 1851. She was following in the footsteps

The main entrance to Tunbridge Wells Cemetery and Crematorium is on Benhall Mill Road, Royal Tunbridge Wells. This is an attractive rural cemetery on the edge of the town, with a herd of deer roaming the grounds. There are two cemetery lodges, Cemetery Lodge on Benhall Mill Road, and Lower

Recently sold (August 2025) is this gorgeous Scottish cemetery lodge, built in 1907. It's in a fantastic edge-of-village location, overlooking the cemetery to the front and surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. It's only a short drive to the sea and within easy reach of all the

Amington Cemetery is a small council owned cemetery on the edge of Tamworth which was opened in 1914. There are some interesting burials here which warrant further research, and a lovely central cross with some helpful information about local casualties during WW1. I managed to fulfil a handful of Find

This attractive cemetery was originally called Tamworth Cemetery. It was opened because the Aldergate Cemetery in Tamworth was full. (The Aldergate Cemetery was a short-term solution to the closure of the parish churchyard at St Editha's, open from 1851 to 1876). The first burial took place at Wigginton

Glascote Cemetery is currently my local cemetery. It used to have a lodge but this has been demolished. In the video below I visit Glascote Cemetery and meet some of the 'residents', including Tom Lawrence Williams, the founder of the Reliant motor company, 20-year-old brickyard stoker Willie Allsop,