Cemeteries

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Albert Road Cemetery, Hedge End

A local cemetery providing a valued service as well as an attractive and secluded haven for both visitors and wildlife.
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HCC Site ID:	1859x	Parish:	Hedge End
Designations:	CA	Area:	0.9ha
Access:	Public Access-Unregistered green site	Ownership:	Hedge End Town Council

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Aldershot Military Cemetery (Historic England)

HCC Summary: The military garrison first arrived in 1853 and the burial ground was enclosed in 1856 & has been in use for military personnel since then. In 1879 the wooden mortuary chapel was replaced with the present brick & slate structure.
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HCC Site ID:	1846	Parish:	Wellington Ward, Aldershot
Designations:	E H Grade II*	Area:	c6 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Ministry of Defence

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Andover Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1866	Parish:	Andover
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Test Valley Borough Council

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Ann's Hill Cemetery

A mid-19th century cemetery, chapels and a lodge designed by Thomas Ellis Owen that was extended in 1887 with a further extension at the end of the century to the west side of St Ann’s Hill Road where a war memorial cross was erected after the 1st world war. The war graves are managed by the War Graves Commission.
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HCC Site ID:	1828	Parish:
Designations:	Chapel – local listing	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Gosport Borough Council

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Blackfield Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1857	Parish:	Fawley
Designations:	SSSI	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	New Forest District Council

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Bramshott Churchyard

HCC Summary: War Graves Commission Canadian Military Cemetery was laid out to Inigo Triggs design in part of St Mary Church cemetery. Commemorates Canadians from 2 World Wars, and those that died in the 1918 pandemic influenza.
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HCC Site ID:	1869	Parish:	Bramshott & Liphook
Designations:	Memorial Crosses LB II	Area:	c2.02 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Parochial Parish Council

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Bursledon Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1863	Parish:	Bursledon
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Run by Bursledon Parish Council

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Clayhall Royal Naval Cemetery (Historic England)

Clayhall Royal Naval Cemetery, 1859, is registered for the following principal reasons: Historic interest: for its place in the development of Haslar as the earliest facility for the health and welfare of naval personnel, and within the wider landscape of Gosport and Portsmouth, one of the most significant sites in English naval history; Landscape design interest: a restrained design focussing attention on the grave markers and memorials; * Funerary monuments: a varied collection of individual graves and groups of uniform headstones, including an unusual group with bronze plaques, and a rare enclosed Turkish burial ground; * Group value: with the listed cemetery chapel and commemorative monuments, and with the numerous highly-graded listed naval structures in the wider vicinity.
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HCC Site ID:	1833	Parish:
Designations:	CA, LP, Chapel LB II	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access – check opening times	Ownership:	Gosport Borough Council

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Eastleigh Cemetery (Brookwood Avenue Cemetery)

A well-kept urban cemetery created in 1898 following the expansion of Eastleigh as a railway town and still serving its population in 2019. Despite its proximity to the railway and the town centre, it retains an air of peacefulness and seclusion appropriate to its purpose.
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HCC Site ID:	1827	Parish:	Eastleigh
Designations:	None	Area:	3.6 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Eastleigh Borough Council

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Eling Cemetery

Eling cemetery is an example of mid 20th century burial ground expansion with a thoughtful design.
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HCC Site ID:	1858	Parish:	Totton & Eling
Designations:	CA	Area:	c3 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	New Forest District Council

Eversley Rectory & Churchyard

Ancient and historic landscape of church and rectory with C19 modifications, additions and planting, some by Rev Charles Kingsley the author of the ‘Water Babies’ during his residence. Featured in an article by William Robinson in the English Flower Garden (1899).
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HCC Site ID:	1134	Parish:	Eversley
Designations:	CA	Area:
Access:	Public Access to Churchyard	Ownership:	Private

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Fleet Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1844	Parish:	Fleet
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Fleet Town Council

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Gore Road Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1856	Parish:	New Milton
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	New Forest District Council

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Heathlands Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1843	Parish:	Yateley
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Yateley Town Council

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Highland Road Cemetery

HCC Summary: It was opened in November 1854 in open country. Since then the town has completely engulfed the cemetery. It closed for burials in 1956 except where space was available in family graves.
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HCC Site ID:	1832	Parish:	Eastney & Craneswater Ward Portsmouth
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Portsmouth City Council

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Hightown Road Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1854	Parish:	Ringwood
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Ringwood Town Council

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Kingston Cemetery (Historic England)

HE Summary: A Burial Board cemetery with buildings designed by the architect George Rake and grounds laid out under the supervision of the Board surveyor Charles B Smith, which opened at the beginning of January 1856.
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HCC Site ID:	1809	Parish:	Fratton Ward Portsmouth
Designations:	HE II	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Portsmouth City Council

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Lymington Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1852	Parish:	Lymington
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	New Forest District Council

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HCC Summary: House LB II; ? Part of the Hinton Admiral estate; school in 1920’s; 1939 had conservatory, orchard.
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HCC Site ID:	1852	Parish:	Lymington
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	New Forest District Council

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Lyndhurst Cemetery (Bolton's Bench Cemetery, White Moor Cemetery)

A sensitively designed cemetery of two distinct halves, the north shady and with a relaxed formality and the south open and bright with a stricter structure.
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HCC Site ID:	1853	Parish:	Lyndhurst
Designations:	NFNP, CA	Area:	c1.5 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Lyndhurst Parish Council

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Magdalen Hill Cemetery (Historic England)

HE Summary: An early-C20 Burial Board cemetery designed by Ernest White of Milner Son and White, with lodge by the City Surveyor, Walter Andersen.
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HCC Site ID:	1849	Parish:	Winchester
Designations:	HE Grade II	Area:	c8 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Winchester City Council

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Milton Cemetery

HCC Summary: 1910. Gatepiers, gates and chapel with art nouveau stained glass all LB II. Architect G E Smith. Avenue; mature ornamental trees.
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HCC Site ID:	1736	Parish:	Portsea (E)
Designations:	CA	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Portsmouth City Council

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New Lane Cemetery & Eastern Road

The Cemetery is no longer in use for new burials, it is a peaceful haven for remembrance and a habitat for wildlife.
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HCC Site ID:	1841	Parish:	Havant
Designations:	–	Area:	1.44 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Havant Borough Council

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Odiham Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1845	Parish:	Odiham
Designations:	CA	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Odiham Parish Council

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Portchester Crematorium

Portchester Crematorium was opened in 1958 to serve Portsmouth, Fareham, Havant & Gosport. A second Chapel was opened in September 1969. The grounds have been landscaped and include a rock garden.
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HCC Site ID:	1829	Parish:	Portchester
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Fareham Borough Council

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Ramshill Cemetery

HCC Summary: Dates from the 1860s.
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HCC Site ID:	1830	Parish:	Petersfield
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Romsey Cemetery

HCC Summary: It was burial place for Romsey from 1856 until 1983. A gothic style Church of England chapel and an Italianate Nonconformist chapel were built. The Nonconformist chapel was restored in the 1990s & is Grade II listed.
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HCC Site ID:	1850	Parish:	Romsey
Designations:	Chapel LB II	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Managed by Test Valley Borough Council with Friends of the Cemetry

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Ship Lane Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1831	Parish:
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Rushmoor Borough Council

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South View Cemetery

HCC Summary: C11 Cemetery with two listed buildings, the Holy Ghost Chapel & the Cemetery Lodge. Town’s graveyard from C13 until about 1912 and still used for cremation.
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HCC Site ID:	1202	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:	Grade II * Buildings and setting; Conservation area	Area:	7.7 acres
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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St Giles Hill Cemetery

HCC Summary: Churchyard of the Church or chapel of St Giles, it was mentioned in 1172 and 1306 as a parish church. It suffered from the fires which are known to have broken out on more than one occasion in the Fair. Burnt down in 1231, but rebuilt. In 1968 the burial ground was still in use, but there are no remains of the chapel.
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HCC Site ID:	1848	Parish:	Winchester
Designations:	CA	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Winchester City Council

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Image by Wertypop – https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2341813/st-giles-hill-cemetery

St Mary's Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1855	Parish:	Fordingbridge
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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St Marys Extra Cemetery

HCC Summary: St Marys church decided need for more cemetery space to east of City in 1870s. Late 1870s saw cemetery open with Church taking on loan for land & buildings. Southampton Council took over cemetery in 1922. Still open but few burials now made.
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HCC Site ID:	1865	Parish:	Sholing Ward Southampton
Designations:	Chapel listed Grade II	Area:	19.7 acres
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Southampton City Council

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Stockbridge New Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1485	Parish:	Stockbridge
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Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Stockbridge Parish Council

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Warblington Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1839	Parish:	Warblington (E)
Designations:	AONB, CA	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Havant Borough Council

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Waterlooville Cemetery

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HCC Site ID:	1842	Parish:	Waterelooville (E)
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Havant Borough Council

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West Hill Cemetery

HCC Summary: Cemetery created 1840. Used for burials until replaced by Magdalen Hill in 1914. In 1958 Winchester Council took over maintenance. Cemetery closed but occasional burials in family plots.
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HCC Site ID:	1607	Parish:	Winchester
Designations:	CA	Area:	2.5 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Winchester City Council

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Wickham Road Cemetery (Fareham Cemetery)

HCC Summary: Created in 1899 to serve Fareham. The cemetery is still in use today.
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HCC Site ID:	1826	Parish:	Fareham
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Fareham Borough Council

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Worting Road Cemetery

HCC Summary: Late 1920s cemetery, war memorial and chapel
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HCC Site ID:	1867	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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