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Wallwood Road, RAMSGATE, CT11 8AS

Situated next to the synagogue, Sir Moses Montefiore's wife, Judith, who died aged 78 in 1862, was buried here. Sir Moses had the mausoleum built over the grave. It is based on a structure on the road from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, said to be Rachel's tomb. He was buried alongside his wife when he died, aged 100, in 1885.

Situated next to the synagogue, Sir Moses Montefiore's wife, Judith,who died aged 78 in 1862, was buried here. Sir Moses had the mausoleum built over the grave. It is based on a structure on the road from Jerusalem to Bethlehem, said to be Rachel's tomb. He was buried alongside his wife when he died, aged 100, in 1885.

Hidden away and fenced off on a footpath between Dumpton Park Drive and Hereson Road, this 19th century Grade II* listed building was the private synagogue of Sir Moses Montefiore. The mausolaum containing the remains of Sir Moses and his wife, Lady Judith are to the left of this photograph.

I have pictured this sandstone wall in Ramsgate beforehand Image; however, I can now provide a close-up shot of it. As you can see, it is nicely decorated with flora, including geraniums and a purple flower which I am unsure about. However, the wall is not natural - if you look carefully, you may be able to see that the rocks are cemented together!

I am unsure of the exact location of this roadside waterfall - I am assuming its specified location by the shape of the road! The road curves and inclines upward from the marina, before curving back on itself and descending down to hotels on the seafront on the other side. The waterfall is made of sandstone, and despite the water being rather murky and teeming with scum, is quite attractive. View taken looking strictly north at the centre-left of the square.