Highgate Cemetery: West

The third of the Garden Cemeteries to open.

Opened 1839 (west) 1860 (east), in the London Borough of Camden.

Architect Stephen Geary chose this site for its views over London, which had once been the grounds of Ashurst House but now had St Michael's Church built on it in 1832.

Stephen Geary was assisted by David Ramsay, a nurseryman, in making Highgate the most beautiful and popular cemetery of its time.

It is still in operation.

Entrance

Anglican Chapel

War Memorial

Thomas Lewis

Steps to the West Cemetery

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Mears

Loftus Otway

Loftus Otway

Alexander Litvinenko

Huggins

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Elizabeth Jackson

Highgate Cemetery, West

Morgan

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Egyptian Avenue

Egyptian Avenue

Egyptian Avenue

Stockerbridge

Scammell

Egyptian Avenue

Circle of Lebanon

Circle of Lebanon

Hughes

Aird (The Abominable Dr. Phibes)

St Michael's Church

Wombwell

Cedar of Lebanon tree

Terrace Catacombs

Terrace Catacombs

Terrace Catacombs

Terrace Catacombs Gate

Terrace Catacombs Lead Coffins

Terrace Catacombs Exterior

Terrace Catacombs Exterior

Highgate Cemetery, West

Circle of Lebanon

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Thomas Sayers, Champion of the World

Redwood

Michael Faraday

Michael Faraday and his Congregation

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Highgate Cemetery, West

Courtyard, Colonnade and War Memorial

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