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The cemetery continued to be used until 1951, when it was closed to new burials and was officially designated a 16½ acre 'Garden of Rest', and today it serves as both a public park and a memorial to those who were buried here over more than eighty years,
For more, see http://margravinecemetery.org.uk/
I love ambling around 19th century cemeteries, looking at well known and less known memorials. But people think I am morbid.
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