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Kitchener Road, GREAT YARMOUTH, NR30 4HR

The 233 crosses have been removed from the graves they once marked and lined up regimentally against the cemetery wall. The men were patients at the Royal Naval Hospital in the latter part of the 19th century and the first few years of the 20th century. The markers take the form of a stone cross with an engraved metal plate giving basic details of name, rank, date of death and age. The dates range from 1883 to 1906, with the ages at death ranging from 27 to 89. The most senior Naval rank is that of Vice Admiral Albert Heseltine. As well as Royal Naval personnel the memorials include Royal Marines, Coast Guard, Merchant Service and various Indian Army regiments. Of the 233 crosses, one has lost its plate, whilst 8 have no details other than the name. A list of names and individual images of the crosses are available on request, and a donation to geograph.

This small burial ground adjoins the municipal cemetery but is totally closed off from it, with a separate (locked) entrance from Kitchener Road. The key is available from Town Hall Reception (£10 deposit required).

One of two mortuary chapels in this cemetery. The cemetery is bordered by St Nicholas' church and priory in the south and by Nelson Road North in the east. The old cemetery is separated from the new cemetery by Kitchener Road which bisects the two. To the west, the new cemetery is bordered by Belvidere Road whereas East Road runs along the boundary of the old cemetery. Estcourt Road runs along the northern boundary of the new cemetery.

This young squirrel is investigating a bit of steel that is sticking out of the plinth of a toppled monument. The squirrels in the cemetery are quite tame and are waiting to be fed with peanuts. The cemetery is bordered by St Nicholas' church and priory in the south and by Nelson Road North in the east. The old cemetery is separated from the new cemetery by Kitchener Road which bisects the two. To the west, the new cemetery is bordered by Belvidere Road whereas East Road runs along the boundary of the old cemetery. Estcourt Road runs along the northern boundary of the new cemetery.

The cemetery is bordered by St Nicholas' church and priory in the south and by Nelson Road North in the east. The old cemetery is separated from the new cemetery by Kitchener Road which bisects the two. To the west, the new cemetery is bordered by Belvidere Road whereas East Road runs along the boundary of the old cemetery. Estcourt Road runs along the northern boundary of the new cemetery.

This small burial ground adjoins the municipal cemetery but is totally closed off from it, with a separate (locked) entrance from Kitchener Road. The key is available from Town Hall Reception (£10 deposit required).

One of two chapels in this cemetery, this one is situated by the northern boundary wall of the new cemetery. The cemetery is bordered by St Nicholas' church and priory in the south and by Nelson Road North in the east. The old cemetery is separated from the new cemetery by Kitchener Road which bisects the two. To the west, the new cemetery is bordered by Belvidere Road whereas East Road runs along the boundary of the old cemetery. Estcourt Road runs along the northern boundary of the new cemetery.

At the corner of Town Wall Road and Ferrier Road.