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- The London Necropolis Railway was a railway line opened in November 1854 by the London Necropolis Company (LNC)...
- So: what was the story of the London Necropolis Railway? London’s overcrowding situation. Post-medieval London was growing at an incredible rate.
- Due to this, little of the London Necropolis Railway station still exists; however, the driveway and some rooms on the ground and upper levels can still be...
- In order to ferry the dead and their family of mourners the long distance, a dedicated railroad was built, named the London Necropolis Railway.
- The London Necropolis railway was an almost daily service from Waterloo Station to Brookwood Cemetery near Woking, in Surrey, between 1854 and 1941.
- The London Necropolis Railway Station was used to transport up to 2,000 bodies each year to Brookwood Cemetery between 1854 and 1941.
- This is the story of the Necropolis Railway in London. All that remains now is the building that housed the station, which you can walk right up to today.
- There was simply no more space to bury the bodies. And with cremation still taboo, the London Necropolis Railway was founded.
- When urban cemeteries started to fill up, the London Necropolis Railway was built for one purpose: to take the departed to an out-of-town burial ground.
- The show is is inspired by the real London Necropolis Railway which was active from the middle of the 1800s to the middle of the 1900s.
