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Flaxen Road, LONDON, E4 9TY

This is a designated cyclepath to Walthamstow that bisects Image

I am not sure what species these trees are but I am sure they are not this colour all year round.

Chingford Mount Cemetery was opened in May 1884 by the same company which set up Abney Park Cemetery after the latter became too congested. The first burial was on 26th May 1884. After many years of neglect it was taken over by the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 1977 just after it had survived a proposal to replace it with new housing. There are two parts to the cemetery - the very much larger western part which is much better maintained than the small eastern part beyond the enclosed footpath between Grove Road and Heathcote Grove where many of the graves are broken. This looks along the footpath, with the eastern part to the right and the western part to the left.

Chingford Mount Cemetery was opened in May 1884 by the same company which set up Abney Park Cemetery after the latter became too congested. The first burial was on 26th May 1884. After many years of neglect it was taken over by the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 1977 just after it had survived a proposal to replace it with new housing. There are two parts to the cemetery - the very much larger western part which is much better maintained than the small eastern part beyond the enclosed footpath between Grove Road and Heathcote Grove where many of the graves are broken. This is within the eastern part.

With remarkable restraint the erectors of this monument spoke volumes by only inscribing the dates 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 on the memorial. No mention of Glory or Sacrifice each visitor can bring their own thoughts on the folly or otherwise of war.

Chingford Mount Cemetery was opened in May 1884 by the same company which set up Abney Park Cemetery after the latter became too congested. The first burial was on 26th May 1884. After many years of neglect it was taken over by the London Borough of Waltham Forest in 1977 just after it had survived a proposal to replace it with new housing. There are two parts to the cemetery - the very much larger western part which is much better maintained than the small eastern part beyond the enclosed footpath between Grove Road and Heathcote Grove where many of the graves are broken. This is within the eastern part.

A suburban landmark, even in winter.

Opened in 1884 Chingford Mount Cemetery is now operated by Waltham Forest Council https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/chingford-mount-cemetery

Close to the junction of Suffield Rd.