Lincoln’s Burial Grounds: Commemorating the City’s Dead
Lincoln’s Burial Grounds: Commemorating the City’s Dead
The Survey of Lincoln’s volume, published on 2nd December 2023, explores the city’s many churchyards, cemeteries and other burial places. It examines a variety of structures across the city which commemorate Lincoln’s war dead.
Chapters, by a range of different of authors, include the following:
Introduction
Archaeology and Lincoln’s early cemeteries
Roman burials – recent findings
A rare Roman timber coffin on Long Leys Road
Cemeteries of vanished medieval churches
The Churchyard of St Paul-in-the-Bail
The lost Jewish cemetery
Lincoln Friends’ burial ground
Newport cemetery
Canwick Road ‘old’ cemetery and buildings
Canwick Road ‘new’ cemetery and St Swithin’s cemetery
Lincoln`s nineteenth-century campaign veterans remembered
The graves of Lincoln’s civilian war dead, 1939-45
Memorials to the fallen in Eastgate Cemetery
Lincoln’s emergency mortuary during the Second World War
World War memorials at Bracebridge, Boultham and St Benedict’s Square
Other World War memorials in the city
Undertakers
A funeral carriage supplier
Funerals of notable Lincoln people
Cemetery memorials to Lincoln’s mayors, 1850-1900
Monumental masons
Lincoln’s crematorium
Long Leys Road cemetery
Renovation of prominent citizens’ graves
An undertaker’s viewpoint of changing mores regarding death in 21 st century
Lincoln’s Burial Grounds: Commemorating the City’s Dead
ISBN 978-0-9931263-8-3. Price: £9.50.
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