Graveyards and Cemeteries

18th Century Baptist Chapel and Burial Ground by Jacqueline I McKinley

Museum Ref No: PLA 726.586
18th Century Baptist Chapel and Burial Ground at West Butts Street, Poole, Dorset by Jacqueline I.McKinley, published by Wessex Archaeology, 2008. Illus. ISBN 978 1 874350 45 3
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Brownsea Castle walled cemetery

Museum Ref No: AH_Walled_Cemetery
Photograph of the walled cemetery associated with Brownsea Castle. From the Andrew Hawkes collection.
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Hunger Hill Burial Ground

Museum Ref No: D_Hunger_Hill_0015
Hunger Hill Burial Ground. Gravemarkers.
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Kemp-Welch family tomb

Museum Ref No: Bristowe2_77.
Kemp-Welch family tomb. From the Ernest Bristowe collection.
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Kemp-Welch, Martin Forrest Kemp-Welch, Memorial

Museum Ref No: BEAM_0033
Memorial in Poole Cemetery to Martin Forrest Kemp-Welch, died 14 November 1858, and his sister Harriet Sophia. B/W photographs. JPBC
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Oddfellows Hall, Hunger Hill

Museum Ref No: E26_0001
Oddfellows Hall, corner of Hunger Hill; wall of burial ground to right. Photo may date from 1879/1880. Demolished 1960s.
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Poole Cemetery

Museum Ref No: E29_0005
Poole Cemetery. Entrance pillar with Garland arms, 1970-1989.
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Poole Cemetery

Museum Ref No: E29_0004
Poole Cemetery. Entrance pillar with "Cemetery Opened 1854", 1970-1989.
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Poole Cemetery

Museum Ref No: E29_0003
Poole Cemetery. Entrance pillar with charges for keeping graves, 1970-1989.
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Poole Cemetery

Museum Ref No: E29_0001
Poole Cemetery. Foundation stone for John Bingley, propped by tree, 1970-1989.
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