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History
The eccentric William Beckford was originally buried here, but moved once its former retreat of Lansdown Tower was converted into Lansdown Cemetery (which was sold after his death and when it appeared that the buyer wanted to turn it into a pub and pleasure garden, Beckford daughter bought it back and presented it to the Rector of Walcot as a cemetery.) he best monuments are slightly neo-Grecian with canopied tops, dating from the 1840s. Note that to S. M. Hinds d.1847 signed Reeves, the Bath firm of Monumental masons, that flourished from c.1778 to 1860.1]
The mortuary chapel along with 37 monuments in the cemetery are Grade II listed, and one monument surpasses the chapel in importance to be listed as Grade II*. An general trend is that the most elaborate monuments belong to individuals formerly residing at the most exclusive addresses. An interesting trend seems that clerics get Gothic Revival style style and military men typically get Greek Revival style monuments.
Mortuary Chapel
The three-bay double-height chapel was built in 1844 to designs by George Phillips Manners in the Norman Revival architectural style by with a promient west tower over an three-sided open porch / porte cochere. The chapel is built above a crypt and was planned to be flanked by open cloister wings containing a columbarium and loculi. Ever since the cemetery closure, the chapel has also been closed and in a deteriorating condition. It was listed Grade II historic building on 05 August 1975. The memorials in the cemetery were also proposed for listing but this has not happened yet. It remains owned by Bath Abbey, although a lease or sale was considered to Bath Orthodox church, which never materialized.
List of prominent memorials
Crimean War Memorial, c. 1855, an obelisk memorial of posihed stone designed in the Greek Revival style.
Robert Scott of 3 Duke Street, St James, c. 1861, a white marble memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
Elizabeth Hunt of 72 Pulteney Street, c. 1846, a polished stone obelisk designed in the Gothic Revival style
Robert Harvey Forsmann of St Petersburg (records infant death), of 15 Bennet Street, Walcot, a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Doverton Chalmers Greetree Swan of Island of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) (records infant death) of 36 Pulteney, a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
John Gill (also Louise Gicnac) of 14 Bathwick Street, c. 1851, a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Francis Hunt of 65 Pulteney, c. 1851, a memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Gen. Paul Anderson of 10 Paragon Buildings, a polished stone memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Joseph Chaning Pearce of Montague House. Lambridge, c. 1847 (House became a museum to his 200 fossil collection), a polished pink granite, and polished stone plinth, designed in the Greek Revival style (Signed Rogers of Bath)
Sidney P. Macgreggor of Widcombe House, Widcombe, c. 1855, a marble memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style (signed by Tucker, mason)
Ellen Maria Lamb of New Bond Street, St Michael, c. 1856, a polished stone memorial, designed in the Greek Revival style
John Pavin of 5 Cavendish Crescent, Walcot, c. 1848, a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Julius Hall of 45 Pulteney Street, c. 1869, a white marble memorial obelisk designed in the Gothic Revival style
Charles Pratt of Combe Grove Manor, c. 1844, a white marble mini temple memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Henry John Sharpe, Merchant of New York, of Royal Hotel, St James, Doric Column on Pediment WM- designed in the Greek Revival style (Signed by Treasure Mason)
John Collingridge of 57 Pulteney Street, c. 1855, a memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
James Weeks Williams of 6 Claremont Place, Walcot, c.1848, a marble classical revival mini temple (signed White) he Williams Memorial is a magnificent white marble miniature open Greek temple raised up on a penant stone pedestal. Four pained sets of fluted columns with lotus and acanthus leaf capitals support a canopy over a draped urn flashed by an angel and a female mowner. The equally elaborate inscription is to Jane Wiliams who died at her residence, 17 Kensington Place, Bath, in 1848 aged 88. One side of the base comemorates 17-year-old Henry Williams, ho by accidentally falling off the West India docks in a dense London fog was unfortunately drowned in 1853.
Stothert (Family) of Hay Hill, c. 1855, a polished stone memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
??daria Lady Hargood of Royal Crescent, c. 1849, a memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
Elizabeth Ingram of 11 South Parade, c. 1845, a memorial designed in the Norman Revival architectural style
Samuel Maxwell Hinds of 7 Raby Place, a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style (signed Reeves)
Mary Ann Hunter of 7 Edward Street, c. 1869, a white marble cross memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
Robert Neale of Butt Ash Cottage, Widcombe, c. 1873, a white marble obelisk designed in the Gothic Revival style
Ann Partis of 58 Pulteney, c. 1846 (Listed II*), a white marble memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Lt. Col. Richard Tatton of Blyth, Northumberland, c. 1867, a white marble obelisk designed in the Greek Revival style
Eleanor Moody of Pulteney Street, c. 1844
Edwin Augustus Lawton of St Mary Buildings, Lyncombe, c.1863, a white marble headstone designed in the Gothic Revival style
Capt. Peter Gapper of Easton Home, Beechen Cliff, c. 1866, a white marble obelisk designed in the Greek Revival style
Charles Hamper of the Grove, Bathampton, c.1866, a polished stone memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
Rose Caroline Browne of Bathampton, c. 1858, a coade stone memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
John Hay Clive of Hastings (late of Bathwick Hill), c. 1853, a memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Charles Rainsford Hall of Bathampton, c. 1848, a memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
Benjamin Plim Bellamy of Beacon Hill, Walcot, c.1847, a polsihed stone monument designed in the Greek Revival style (Signed Reeves)
Charles Richardson (briefly) of New Bond Street, c. 1890 (drowned in River Avon), a polished stone memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
William Westall of 1 George Place, Bathwick Hill, c. 1853, a polished stone obelisk memorial, designed in the Greek Revival style
Rev. Edward Tottenham of Marlborough Buildings, Walcot, c. 1853, a polished stone memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
Rev. Nathan Ashby of Combe Down, Monkton Combe, (same as Tottenham), a polished stone memorial designed in the Gothic Revival style
John Monk Lambe of 3 Sydney Buildings, c. 1865, a memorial designed in the Greek Revival style
References
^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w The Victorian Society: Avon Group, he Quick and the Dead: A Walk Round Some Bath Cemeteries (15 Sept 1979)
^ Images of England Accessed January 2007.
^ Bath Abbey Cemetery Tombstone Tour, 1999
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