Earlham Road Cemetery
The Earlham Road Cemetery in Norwich was opened for public on March 6th, 1856 and measures 14 hectares. The cemetery is devided into an 19th century section and a 20th century section by the Farrow Road A410. Besides civilian graves the cemetery has British military graves form the South African War, the First World War (est 350), the Second World War (est 200) and several German war victims.
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Source
- Text: Friends of Earlham Cemetery
- Photos: Evelyn Simak (1), N. Chadwick (2)
Nearby
Museum
- Royal Norfolk Regimental Museum - Norwich
- RAF Squadron Standards - Norwich
- City of Norwich Aviation Museum - Horsham St Faith, Norwich
Point of interest
Monument
- Garden of Remembrance Civilian Casualties - Norwich
- War Memorial Holy Trinity Church - Norwich
- War Memorial Norwich - Norwich
Cemetery
- Commonwealth War Graves Norwich Cemetery - Norwich
- Commonwealth War Graves St. Mary Churchyard - Hellesdon
- Commonwealth War Grave St. Mary Churchyard - Earlham
Remembrance Stone
Fortification
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