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- Nunhead Cemetery was consecrated in 1840 and opened by the London Cemetery Company.[2] It is a Local Nature Reserve.[3][4].
- Consecrated in 1840, Nunhead Cemetery is perhaps the least known, but most attractive, of the seven great Victorian cemeteries established around London.
- 2,025 Followers, 247 Following, 179 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Friends Of Nunhead Cemetery (@nunheadcemetery).
- Nunhead Cemetery, Linden Grove, SE15. ... An untamed part of Nunhead cemetery, with wobbly gravestones, trees, and much undergrowth.
- Nunhead Cemetery was consecrated in 1840, but fell into disuse after World War Two. Today, much of it is overgrown, rundown and derelict.
- Nunhead 2 The Magnificent Seven form a rough circle around the capital like some kind of macabre necklace, and each cemetery is unique in the way it has...
- Nunhead Cemetery, originally named All Saints’ Cemetery, opened in July 1840 as one of these “Magnificent Seven” cemeteries.
- Nunhead Cemetery is one of South London’s more unusual spots. Part cemetery, part nature reserve, here’s what you need to know before you go.
- You don't want to get lost in this cemetery |Nun Head Cemetery| The Ghosts of Nunhead Cemetery | South London's Gothic Gem | 4K Nunhead Cemetery...
- Unlike five of the other “magnificent seven” (Highgate Cemetery sits on a hill), Nunhead rises to two hundred feet above sea level at its highest point.
