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 Latest update:
27 December 2008

                Related and Interesting Web Sites

 Photographs

Gravepix   A collection of splendid photographs taken in English cemeteries, including ours  T.A.G's photos More photos of our cemetery, with an artistic slant. Titanic graves Some photos of Titanic-related graves in our cemetery and others, by David Searle. Circular photo and another weird photo This site called ‘Flickr’ has some very imaginative photographs, including two from our cemetery. Click on the link below the picture and move your mouse around. The Adams Residence  A site with a ghoulish theme, and some good photos of our cemetery among others British War Graves  A site accumulating photographs of all known British War Graves

Other Cemetery Friends

Toowong Cemetery FoSOC has a twinning agreement with Toowong Cemetery in Brisbane, Queensland Friends of Kensal Green Cemetery Our President, Professor Curl, has edited a book about this cemetery. Friends of Glasgow Necropolis One of the earliest public cemeteries Ryde Social Heritage Group With a special interest in Ryde Old Cemetery

We are members of:

National Federation  of  Cemetery Friends Contains further links to other British Cemetery web sites  Association of Significant Cemeteries in Europe   BTCV  The British Trust for Conservation Volunteers  National Council for Voluntary Organisations    Southampton Voluntary Services   The City of Southampton Society   Southampton Natural History Society

 

Plus

The Hawthorns The Hawthorns Urban Wildlife Centre, on Southampton Common near the Old Cemetery  Hampshire Genealogical Society For those with family history interests in Hampshire The Mausolea & Monuments Trust Go to Gazetteer, search for Southampton, and find our own ‘Nicholas Mausoleum’.  Parks & Gardens Register Grade II  buildings, from the U.K. Database of Historic Parks and Gardens Association of Burial Authorities   Southampton University interest in our Cemetery Attitudes to death to be studied using Southampton Old Cemetery Students' article This article is on the National Federation of Cemetery Friends site.  Follow the link to the video.