middlesex churches

mausoleum built by gibbs,painted by sleter and brunetti in 1736, the tomb of the duke of chandos + wives having been done by gibbons in 1718

bish. of glos.

a servant as good as a dog; what praise! ah, the english upper class: don't you just love 'em!

1904-9 by oldrid scott

1904-9 by oldrid scott

1904-9 by oldrid scott

the brick porch dates from c.1500, and is built in english bond of similar brick to that used for the dovecot at bruce castle nearby

the tomb marked j.t., s.t., and e.t., 1825 is formed of iron urn shaped head and foot markers , with a part-buried slab inbetween. only one retains lettering, but both feature a mourning female on the base.

the victorian gothic architect william butterfield 1814-1900 is buried in his family tomb, just beyond that of the vicar of all hallows, the tottenham church at which he worshipped. the two tombs are similar and the lettering almost gone, but it is just possible to make out the name butterfield on the western tomb, which is slightly less ornate. the other tomb has a central boss on the cross, and its edges have a protruding lip giving "eaves" to the "roof"; this must be the vicar's. both tombs stand by a gate in tottenham cemetery

george pritchett's chapels of 1852 in the cemetery, which is next to the churchyard of all hallows church. the two facetted apses look like later additions to me

the victorian gothic architect william butterfield 1814-1900 is buried in his family tomb, you can just make out the name butterfield on this photo on the western tomb