Box General Cemetery
Historic Gothic chapelUnusual architectural featuresWar graves from WW1Grave of David WestWheelchair accessible
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Box General Cemetery is a historic site in Corsham, known for its unique architectural features and war graves. At the heart of the old cemetery lies a small chapel, designed in a highly ornate Gothic style by architects Poulton and Woodman of Reading in 1857. The cemetery also includes the grave of self-described Manx oilman and adventurer David West and his wife Mary.
The cemetery is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot.
Frequently Asked Questions
What unique features does Box General Cemetery have?
The cemetery features a small Gothic chapel designed by Poulton and Woodman in 1857. It also includes a flying buttress and a small wooden cross marking the grave of 5 German airmen.
Are there any notable war graves in Box General Cemetery?
Yes, the cemetery contains war graves, including those of two members of the Hancock family who were killed in one of the last offensives of WW1.
Who is buried in the new cemetery at Box General Cemetery?
The new cemetery includes the grave of self-described Manx oilman and adventurer David West and his wife Mary.
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