• Hampstead Cemetery is a historic cemetery in West Hampstead, London, located at the upper extremity of the NW6 district.
  • Hampstead Cemetery was opened in 1876. There are two Gothic-style chapels, which are listed buildings, and an entry lodge made of Kentish Rag and Bath stone.
  • Rich in heritage, Hampstead Cemetery was opened in 1876 and is located in West Hampstead.
  • The largest cemetery in London, Hampstead was established 1873 by Hampstead Burial Board on land at Fortune Green, and opened in 1876.
  • 216 Commonwealth service personnel from the First World War and 44 from the Second World War were also buried in Hampstead Cemetery.
  • Hampstead Cemetery is on Fortune Green Road, Hampstead, London NW6. A Burial Board project of 1874-6, it was designed by Charles Bell (1846-99), a...
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