mausolea
Folder: tombs and monuments
st james cemetery, liverpool
greenwich royal naval hospital dreadnought graveya…
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?mausoleum with naval memorials of the 1820s in graveyard in use from c.1749 for burial of pensioners
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
st. mary r.c. church, chiselhurst, london
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louis napoleon mortuary chapel 1874 by clutton
the prince ended up buried at farnborough , hants
st. mary r.c. church, chiselhurst, london
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louis napoleon mortuary chapel 1874 by clutton
the prince ended up buried at farnborough , hants
st. mary r.c. church, chiselhurst, london
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louis napoleon mortuary chapel 1874 by clutton
the prince ended up buried at farnborough , hants
st. mary r.c. church, chiselhurst, london
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louis napoleon mortuary chapel 1874 by clutton
the prince ended up buried at farnborough , hants
putney vale cemetery, london
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built 1910 for alexander gordon, an american machine tool manufacturer who died here that year
st lawrence, little stanmore, harrow, middlesex
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entrance to gibbs mausoleum 1735, with the gibbons monument to the duke of chandos of 1718, moved from the antechamber
st lawrence, little stanmore, harrow, middlesex
st. mary r.c. church, chiselhurst, london
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louis napoleon mortuary chapel 1874 by clutton
the prince ended up buried at farnborough , hants
greenwich royal naval hospital dreadnought graveya…
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?mausoleum with naval memorials of the 1820s in graveyard in use from c.1749 for burial of pensioners
south woodford church, redbridge, london (18) c18…
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