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- A campaign group, The Friends of Key Hill and Warstone Lane Cemeteries, seeks to preserve and protect the cemetery. Notable burials[edit].
- Back of medal cast to mark the consecration of the cemetery in 1848 (with thanks to Friends of Key Hill and Warstone Lane Cemetery).
- Warstone Lane Cemetery Map edit.jpg Here's a map of Warstone Lane Cemetery also sometimes known as the Mint cemetery.
- Warstone Lane Cemetery dates back to the late 1840s, where it was once a burial ground for the members of the Anglican Church.
- Warstone Lane Cemetery is one of two cemeteries in the city's Jewellery Quarter, the other being Key Hill Cemetery.
- Birmingham (Warstone Lane) Cemetery contains 51 First World War burials and 14 from the Second World War.
- Warstone Lane Cemetery in Birmingham dates from 1847. It is one of two cemeteries in the city's Jewellery Quarter, in Hockley (the other being Key Hill Cemetery).
- Baskerville died in 1775, long before Warstone Lane Cemetery was built. His body was originally interred in his a small mausoleum on the grounds of his home.
- There are no toilet facilities in the cemetery. There is no staffed office on site. Warstone Lane cemetery is managed from Sutton New Hall cemetery.
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- Warstone Lane Cemetery was first established in 1848 by a private company, eventually being closed to burials almost 140 years later in 1982.
- Key Hill Cemetery, created by Nonconformists in 1836, and nearby Warstone Lane Cemetery, laid out by Anglicans in 1848 – covering some 7 hectares...
