Listed Buildings
Most of the buildings and some memorials in the cemetery are Grade II listed structures:
- Former Jewish Mortuary Chapel (now part of a house) (circa 1850)
- Church of England Mortuary Chapel (circa 1850)
- Allen Memorial (neo-classical mausoleum dating to about 1900 built of Portland stone ashlar blocks)
- Lodge (dated 1848 and 1882)
- Gate piers to eastern gate (circa 1880)
- Pearce Memorial (erected 1861)
- Wall fronting Hill Lane (mid-19th century)
- Gates and gate piers (circa 1880)
- Nonconformist Mortuary Chapel (circa 1850)
- Gate piers to north-western gate (mid-19th century)
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