Keyword: kensington
brompton cemetery, london,neo-egyptian courtoy family mausoleum of 1850-2, prob. by avis of putney,
Posted on 13 May 2012
brompton cemetery, london,base of a broken cross, maybe early c20?, a memorial to a member of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st., that repository of high victorian arts that was bodily moved from the middle of town to the outer d
Posted on 13 May 2012
brompton cemetery, london,sigil of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st., on the side of a member's tomb.
Posted on 13 May 2012
brompton cemetery, london,as for me and my house we will serve the lord, vesica from the side of a memorial to a member of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st.
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brompton cemetery, london,unreadable epitaph, maybe early c20?, on a memorial to a member of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st.
Posted on 13 May 2012
brompton cemetery, london,crucifixion scene from an early c20 memorial to a member of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st.
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brompton cemetery, london,"pray also for the soul of"; secondary epitaph on the side of a memorial to a member of the confraternity of men and women of st.andrews, wells st.
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macneill tomb, brompton cemetery, london,tomb of the structural engineer sir john macneill, 1793-1880, builder of railways and bridges. he worked with telford, later building much of ireland's rail network, and taught engineering, one of his pupils b
Posted on 13 May 2012
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