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Bells Hill Burial Ground Barnet
   

Bells Hill Burial Ground

Bells Hill Burial Ground, Lych-gate at entrance, August 2000. Photo S Williams

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Bells Hill Burial Ground was consecrated in 1895 by the Bishop of St Albans, and was established to provide for the parish of Chipping Barnet. Entered through a small lych-gate, older monuments are found to the north east of the cemetery where there are mature cedar, yew and other species of trees; more recent graves are to the west. The main path from the entrance gate has been narrowed in some places where new graves have been provided.
   
Previous / Other name: Chipping Barnet Cemetery
Site location: Bells Hill, Chipping Barnet
Postcode: EN5 2SJ
Type of site: Cemetery 
Date(s): 1895
Designer(s):
Listed structures:
Borough: Barnet
Site ownership: Diocese of St Albans LB Barnet
Site management: LB Barnet Leisure and Youth Services, Green Spaces Division
Open to public? Yes
Opening times: main gate: 9am-5pm; lower gate on Bells Hill: 9am-8.30pm or dusk if earlier
Special conditions: No dogs
Facilities:
Events:
Public transport: Tube: High Barnet (Northern) then bus. Bus 384.
Bells Hill Burial Ground, newer graves line the path from the entrance,  August 2000. Photo S Williams
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Bells Hill Burial Ground, August 2000. Photo S Williams
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The information shown above was correct at the time of the last update 01/04/2002
Please check with the site owner or manager for latest news. www.barnet.gov.uk

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