Brompton Cemetery

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Brompton Cemetery

Many eminent figures are buried here

Fulham Road
The Royal Parks, Chapel Office
London, London SW10 9UG
+44 20 7352 1201
http://www.royalparks.gov.uk/parks/brompton_cemetery/

Laid out in 1840, and with picturesque Victorian catacombs to view, this cemetery holds about 200,000 tombs. Among them are those of Sir Henry Cole (responsible for the 1851 Great Exhibition and the Victoria & Albert Museum), suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst and writer George Borrow. You can also enjoy poetry readings and even picnics at the graveyard, all organised by Friends of Brompton Cemetery.

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