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Chapel Cemetery – Under Maintenance
North Cemetery – Under Maintenance
Garden of Remembrance – Under Maintenance
South Cemetery – Under Maintenance
Chapel Cemetery
Mundesley Rd, North Walsham NR28 0DB
Purchased from R C Lacey on 27 August 1856 – Size 2 acres/2 rods
Chapel Cemetery picture 1
Chapel Cemetery picture 2
Abstract of Title 8.10.1762
Covenant 27.8.1856
Conveyance 27.8.1856
North/South Cemetery
Bacton Rd, North Walsham NR28 9DS
Purchased from the Reverend R Tucker 6 August 1896 – Size 4 acres/3 rods/15 perches
Purchased from Edward Green 5 November 1902 – Size 26x150ft and 8ft x189ft
R Tucker Agreement
24.6.1896
R Tucker Enfranchisement
30.7.1896
R Tucker Conveyance
6.8.1896
E Green Agreement
20.9.1901
E Green Enfranchisement
15.5.1902
E Green Conveyance
5.11.1902
St Nicholas Churchyard (closed)
Market Place, North Walsham NR28 9BT
North Walsham Churchyard was closed as a burial ground in 1856 when the Chapel Cemetery first came into use
The Church was built between 1330-1390 and is the oldest building in the Town. It was built with a length of 205ft, a width of 72ft and with a magnificent tower of 180ft. The tower collapsed on 16.5.1774 the day after the Ascensiontide fair and several hours of bell ringing. It collapsed again on 17.2.1836 due to heavy gales which sent a quake like tremor through the Town. The tower now remains at just 85ft.
The Paston Way Walk begins at the Churchyard, and is 22 miles long finishing in Cromer
Allotments
Cemetery Temporary Garden Plots x10
North/South Cemetery, Bacton Road, North Walsham 9DS
Purchased from 48 Bacton Rd on 7 February 1997
Size 0.73 acres
War Memorial Park Allotments x6
New Rd, North Walsham NR28 9DE
Land transferred back to North Walsham Town Council from North Norfolk District Council on 19 November 2003, and created for use as 6x garden plots on 1 October 2009