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This was the first of the great London cemeteries established to cope with the huge population explosion which London experienced at the height of the Industrial Revolution. It houses some spectacular pieces of Victorian Gothic mausoleum architecture and some illustrious residents, including Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (the sixth son of King George III) and his sister Princess Sophia. English Heritage helped to restore the Dissenters' Chapel in 1997.
There are plans to restore the Anglican Chapel and some of the monuments. Tours, arranged by the Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery include a visit to the catacombs on the first and third Sunday of every month (under 12s are not admitted to the catacombs).
Opening Times:
| April 2009 to March 2010 | Opening Times | Opening Days |
| All year |
Any reasonable time |
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, & Sun. |
| Tours: Mar-Oct |
2pm |
Sun. |
| Tours: Nov-Feb, 1st & 3rd Sun |
2pm |
Sun. |
How much does it cost?
English Heritage Members:
Tours cost £4 for English Heritage members, otherwise £5. Discount does not extend to EH Corporate Partners. -
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Details:
Tour (EH members) £4.00; Discount does not extend to EH
Corporate Partners
How do I get there?
Address:
Kensal Green - NW10
Train Access:
Kensal Green, adjacent
Tube Access:
Kensal Green, adjacent
What facilities are available?
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