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Sunday Seasoning #158

A sunshine-dappled stroll through a cemetery. Can you identify which one?

Kensal Rise Cemetery, by Catherine Ames

The Friday Photos: London Cemeteries

Autumn colours in London graveyards.

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East Smithfield Burial Pit Reveals Plague Genome

Researchers extract DNA from skeletons buried in 14th century plague cemetery.

The Hardy Tree.

Book Review: The Hardy Tree by Iphgenia Baal

A new novella about St Pancras, Thomas Hardy and 10,000 skeletons.

Some graves, yesterday.

Honor Oak Park To Become Cemetery?

Local residents fight to keep out the corpses.

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Bunhill Fields Gets Grade 1 Listing

Everyone’s favourite bit of ‘secret London’ gets protected status.

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Fortean London: The Walking Nunhead Dead

Nunhead spook caught by Tyla’75. Nunhead Cemetery Open Day is this Saturday which got us thinking about a tall, undead banker with a sad story. William Daniel Jenkins was a six foot, seven and a half inch tall clerk who worked at the Bank of …

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Nature-ist: Brompton Cemetery

40 acres worth of green space sandwiched between Brompton Road, Fulham Road and Stamford Bridge football ground.

Sleeping lion tomb of George Wombwell, menagerist. Nearly as grand as the Bostock lion in Abney Park.

Nature-ist: Highgate West Cemetery

A natural woodland park jam packed with graves and riddled with ivy.

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Nature-ist: West Norwood Cemetery

Cemetery built on the site of the ancient Great North Wood.

The exterior of the 1970s crematorium.

Preview: City Of London Cemetery Open Day

This Sunday, the City of London Cemetery will hold its first Open Day since 2006. The cemetery, out near Wanstead Flats, will put on displays of a more sepulchral nature than your typical garden fete. We’re promised demonstrations of stone masonry and urn design, a …