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This category lists both official and unofficial sites relating to cemeteries and burial grounds in the United Kingdom.

Resources in This Category

• Abney Park

  http://www.abneypark.org/
  In Stoke Newington, London, a woodland memorial park and Local Nature Reserve, managed by the Abney Park Trust.

• Birdsong Green Burial

  http://www.greenburialsite.co.uk/
  A green burial site in the East Midlands. Prices, casket catalogue, and related links included.

• Breach Farm Woodland Burial Ground

  http://breachfarmwoodlandburialground.co.uk/
  Offering information about a peaceful resting place, located on hillside overlooking the Bourne Valley near Andover in Hampshire.

• Brocklands Woodland Burial

  http://www.brocklands.co.uk/
  A privately-owned woodland burial site in the Yorkshire Dales, offering alternative, environmentally friendly burials for people of all faiths. History and philosophy, services, photographs, price list, and local maps provided.

• Brookwood Cemetery

  http://www.brookwoodcemetery.com/
  Official site of the Surrey-based management company. Contains brief history, photographs of the various sections, price list, grave search request form with online payment facility.

• Carlisle Cemetery and Crematorium

  http://andrewnickson71.tripod.com/
  Site offers photographs and information on the current state of the cemetery and crematorium.

• City of London Cemetery and Crematorium

  http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do/green-spaces/cemetery-and-crematorium/Pages/default.aspx
  London's second largest cemetery. Information on current burial and cremation services and genealogy research.

• Crossways Woodland Burials

  http://www.crosswayswoodlandburials.co.uk/
  A rural burial site located in Devon, southwest UK. Includes information about the site and prices.

• Flaybrick Memorial Gardens

  http://www.gavinrymill.com/flaybrick/
  Victorian cemetery on the Wirral. Provides information on its history, significant interments, natural history and Friends' group.

• Ford Park Cemetery Trust

  http://www.ford-park-cemetery.org/
  Charity which maintains a Victorian cemetery in Plymouth. Site covers news and overview of development efforts, services and prices, history and notable graves.

• Friends of Beckett Street Cemetery

  http://www.beckettstreetcemetery.org.uk/
  Leeds-based group preserving a Victorian cemetery. History, small photo gallery and advice on grave searches.

• Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery

  http://www.kensalgreen.co.uk/
  Organisation involved in conserving the cemetery, offering guided tours, and purchase of book on its history in Kensal Green.

• Friends of Mendip Hospital Cemetery

  http://www.mendiphospitalcemetery.org.uk/
  Somerset group restoring and preserving the burial ground. Includes news, events, information on volunteering, history, pictures and links page.

• Friends of Nature Burial Ground

  http://www.burialswithnature.co.uk/
  Cheshire company offering environmentally conscious burials. Includes services offered, prices, pictures and testimonials.

• Friends of Nunhead Cemetery

  http://www.fonc.org.uk/
  Promoting the appreciation of this historic London cemetery. Information on tours, conservation work, gallery of pictures.

• Friends Of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park

  http://www.fothcp.org/
  Victorian London cemetery now transformed into a wildlife park; information on history, flora and fauna, Friends' activities.

• Friends of West Norwood Cemetery

  http://www.fownc.org/
  Friends group for this Victorian London cemetery. Details of newsletters, publications and events.

• Green Lane Burial Field

  http://greenlaneburialfield.co.uk/
  A natural burial ground in Mid-Wales providing environmentally friendly burials to people of any faith. Information on the concept of green burials.

• Herongate Wood

  http://www.green-burial.co.uk/
  Company offers environmentally-friendly burials in Essex. Photo gallery, price list and downloadable brochure.

• Highgate Cemetery

  http://highgatecemetery.org/
  Official site of the Friends' group. Includes history, aims of the Friends, location and opening times.

• Highgate Cemetery - The Sexton's Tales

  http://tales.co.uk/
  The Sexton's Tales, the award-winning biographical tour of London's Highgate Cemetery. Includes the A-Z of tombstone art.

• International Jewish Cemetery Project - London

  http://www.iajgsjewishcemeteryproject.org/london/index.html
  A guide to Jewish cemeteries in London: owners, hours of opening, locations.

• Kemnal Park

  http://www.kemnalpark.org/
  A non-denominational cemetery and memorial gardens situated in Chislehurst. Offering a cremation and burial service. Map and information about the grounds, pictures and videos and event information.

• Kensal Green Cemetery

  http://www.kensalgreencemetery.com/
  One of London’s oldest public burial grounds. Includes history and information about famous interments.

• London Burials

  http://www.londonburials.co.uk/
  Traces the history and current status of the numerous pre-twentieth century burial grounds throughout London.

• London's Victorian Garden Cemeteries

  http://www.timetravel-britain.com/articles/london/cemeteries.shtml
  A guide for visitors to London's older cemeteries.

• Moorthorpe Cemetery

  http://home.btconnect.com/moorthorpe-cemetery/index.htm
  Located in West Yorkshire along with its extension, Carr Lane. Includes internment fees and application forms. Equipped with a search function for their grave database. Maps and satellite navigation details.

• New Southgate Cemetery and Crematorium

  http://www.newsouthgatecemetery.co.uk/
  North London private company founded in 1861. History of the cemetery and areas set aside for specific religious and ethnic groups, guide to burial, cremation and memorial services, fees, and remembrance events.

• Northumbrian Woodland Burials

  http://www.northumbrianwoodlandburials.co.uk/
  Offers information about Bockenfield Woods and the plans, pricing and a list of Funeral Directors who are interested in the concept of Green Burials.

• Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council

  http://www.oldham.gov.uk/info/200388/cemeteries_graves_and_memorials
  Bereavement services from Lancashire local authority. Includes information on cemetery locations, civil funeral ceremonies, buying a grave, choosing a headstone and memorial safety.

• Sheffield General Cemetery

  http://www.gencem.org/
  Friends' group for Victorian cemetery. Features include history, current status and future plans, famous burials, flora and fauna, and diary of events.

• St James' Cemetery, Liverpool

  http://www.stjamescemetery.co.uk/
  Site contains information about the history of the cemetery, those buried there, the Friends' group, photographs, 3D walkthrough tour and searchable database of burials.

• Sun Rising Natural Burial Ground

  http://sunrisingburialground.co.uk/
  South Warwickshire nature reserve. Offers memorials such as trees, benches and plaques.

• Tarn Moor Memorial Woodland

  http://www.tarnmoor.co.uk/
  Eco-friendly green burial site for people and pets located in Skipton, North Yorkshire Dales. Maintenance, prices, location, and layout detailed.

• The Brookwood Cemetery Society

  http://www.tbcs.org.uk/index.htm
  Site for the Friends' group. A guide to events held in the Surrey cemetery, its history and notable people buried there.

• Victorian London Cemeteries

  http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/LND/#Cemeteries
  Large collection of links relating to death and burial records in London, and cemetery history and management.

• York Cemetery

  http://yorkcemetery.org.uk/
  Grade II listed Victorian landscape founded in 1837. Provides details about their walks and events and information about hiring their chapel. Advice about arranging a burial and their history.

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