Brunswick Park Road approaching New Southgate Cemetery
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Brunswick Park Road approaching New Southgate Cemetery
Image: © Marathon Taken: 10 Feb 2016
New Southgate Cemetery was formerly known as the Great Northern Cemetery. It was opened in 1861 and like Brookwood in Surrey it had its own railway line bringing coffins direct into the cemetery via a mile-long branch, leaving the main line out of King's Cross at what was then Colney Hatch station (now New Southgate). The branch had gone by the 1880s and there is virtually no sign of it today.
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Image Location
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51.621697
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-0.14504