Burial-grounds in London which have been entirely demolished for New Streets, Railway Lines, Public Buildings, Private Houses, &c. Name of Churchyard or Burial-ground. What occupies the Site. 1. | There were Roman Cemeteries in various parts of the City. | 2. | Sepulchral remains have been found in Newgate Street, | 3. | Ludgate, Camomile Street, St. Mary at Hill, St. Dunstan’s | 4. | in the East, St. Paul’s Churchyard, and Bishopsgate | 5. | Churchyard (the last named being very ancient, possibly of | 6. | British origin). See also Whitechapel, Limehouse, Bermondsey, | 7. | and Lewisham. | Name of Churchyard or Burial-ground | What occupies the Site | 8. Burial-grounds of St. Martin le Grand and St. Lennard, Foster Lane | The General Post Office. | 9. Jews original Burial-ground | Jewin St. and neighbourhood. | 10. St. Nicholas Shambles | Newgate Street. | 11. St. Benet, Paul’s Wharf | Thrown into St. Benet’s Hill. | 12. The Workhouse Ground, Shoe Lane, belonging to St. Andrew’s, Holborn | The Farringdon Market occupied the site, and a street has now taken its place | 13. Allhallows’, Honey Lane | The Old City of London School was built on its site. | 14. St. Mary le Bow | Warehouses and street full of vans, called Bow Churchyard. | 15. St. John, Cloak Lane | Taken by District Railway in 1879 for CannonStreet Station, &c. | 16. St. Mary Bothaw | Cannon Street Station, S.E.R. | 17. St. Mary Mounthaw | Taken for Queen Victoria St. | 18. St. Nicholas Olave | Taken for Queen Victoria St. | 19. St. Mary Magdalen | Taken for Queen Victoria St. | 20. Elsing Spital Priory | Warehouses, London Wall. | 21. St. Peter le Poer, Broad St. | Houses in Broad Street. | 22. St. Thomas Acons | Mercer’s Hall. | 23. St. Bartholomew’s Priory, Smithfield | This had a cemetery attached, which is covered by the buildings near the south transept of the church. | 24. St. Bartholomew’s Hospital Burial-ground | West wing of hospital. | 25. St. Swithin, Cannon Street | Roadway on north side of church. | 26. St. Dunstan in the West, Fleet Street | Probably north end of present church. | 27. St. Michael le Querne | Cheapside. | 28. Additional ground to Christ Church, Moorgate Street | Southern end of St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. | 29. St. Mary Colechurch | Old Jewry. | 30. St. Margaret Moses, Friday Street | Cannon Street. | 31. Garden in Hosier Lane, used for St. Mary le Bow | Built upon about 1560. | 32. Holy Trinity the Less, Trinity Lane | Mansion House Station. | 33. St. Mary Axe, Leadenhall Street | Houses on west side of the street called St. Mary Axe. | 34. St. Mary Woolchurch Haw | Mansion House. | 35. St. Bartholomew by the Exchange | Threadneedle Street. | 36. Bethlem Burial-ground (also called Rowe’s) | Liverpool Street Station. | 37. St. Benet, Gracechurch St. | Corner of Fenchurch Street. | 38. St. Margaret, New Fish St. | Metropolitan Railway. | 39. St. Andrew Hubbard | Houses between Botolph Lane and Love Lane. The old King’s Weigh House Chapel was on the site. | 40. St. Botolph, Billingsgate (Lower Ground) | Warehouse in Lower Thames Street, with terra cotta heads on the frontage. | 41. Garden of Hundsdon House, Blackfriars (French Embassy) | 95 bodies buried in two pits here in 1623 after an accident. Site now disappeared. | 42. Pest-field, Hand Alley | New Street, Bishopsgate Street. | 43. The Churchyard of the Dutch Church, Austin Friars | This Burial-ground was on the south side of the Dutch Church, now built over. | 44. St. Michael, Crooked Lane | King William Street. | 45. St. James’ Hermitage Burial-ground | Houses south of the postern and the south wall of St. Giles’ Churchyard, Cripplegate. | 46. Cemetery of the Crutched Friars | South of Fenchurch Street. | 47. Churchyard of Old Tyburn Church | Marylebone Court House, Stratford Place. | 48. Burial-place for those executed at Tyburn | Corner of Upper Bryanston Street and Edgware Road. | 49. Pest-field, Craven Hill Probably never used. | Craven Hill Gardens. | 50. Convent Burial-ground, King Street | Part of the buildings of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, rebuilt by Cardinal Manning. | ST. MARGARET AND ST. JOHN, WESTMINSTER. 51. Buckingham Chapel, Palace Street | Brewery on south side. | ST. MARTIN’S IN THE FIELDS. 52. St. Martin’s additional ground | Part of the buildings of the National Gallery. | 53. Burial-ground for the Friends of the Westminster Division | Castle Street, Long Acre. | 54. Burial-ground of St. Mary Rounceval Convent | Northumberland Avenue. | ST. JAMES’S, WESTMINSTER. 55. Pest-field | Golden Square and district round. | 56. Additional ground for St. Martin’s in the Fields | French Chapel, Crown Street, Soho, now Charing Cross Road. | 57. German Burial-ground, Savoy | Medical Examination Hall and Savoy Chambers. | 58. Old Somerset House Cemetery | Somerset House. | 59. Westminster Convent Burial-Ground | Part of Covent Garden Market. | 60. Almshouse Ground, Clemens Lane | New Lane Courts. | 61. Burial-ground by the Workhouse, St. Paul’s, Covent Garden | Possibly the Floral Arcade. | 62. Cemetery of old St. Mary le Strand | Somerset House, &c. | ST. GILES’ IN THE FIELDS. 63. The Workhouse Burial-ground | Part of the Workhouse in Shorts | 64. St. Sepulchre’s Additional Ground, Durham Yard | Great Northern Goods DepÔt. | 65. St. Sepulchre’s Workhouse Ground, Durham Yard | Ditto. This was the larger of the two. | 66. Pardon Churchyard, Charterhouse, | Wilderness Row, subsequently Clerkenwell Road. | 67. Baptist Chapel-ground, Glasshouse Yard | Goswell Road, just to the south of St. Thomas’s, Charterhouse. | 68. Nun’s Burial-ground | Houses west side of St. James’ Walk. | 69. St. James’s Additional Ground, Ray Street | Farringdon Road and the Railway. | 70. Corporation Row Burial-pit | Artisans’ dwellings on north side. | 71. Priory Cemetery | St. John’s Square, &c. | 72. Thomas’, Golden Lane | Factory on west side of St. Mary’s Church, Charterhouse, Playhouse Yard. | 73. Pest-field, Old Street | Bath Street, and many acres to the north | 74. Pest-field, Mount Mill | Seward Street, Goswell Road, north side. | 75. Cupid’s Court Ground, Golden Lane | Offices, &c., north of Brackley Street. | 76. Gloucester Street Chapel-ground | Gas Light and Coke Company’s premises. | 77. Shoreditch Burial-ground, Hoxton | Wing of the Workhouse built in 1884. | 78. Burial-ground by the Goldsmiths’ Almshouses | New block of Artisans’ Dwellings west side of Goldsmith Row. | 79. Worship Street Baptist Chapel-ground | London and North Western Goods DepÔt. | 80. Abney Congregational Chapel, Church Street | School buildings. | 81. Roman Catholic Ground, Bethnal Green | Cambridge Road. | 82. Pest-field, belonging to Stepney | South of Lisbon Street and Collingwood Street. | 83. Roman Cemetery | Goodman’s Fields. | 84. Burial-ground, Whitechapel Road | Whitechapel Workhouse. | 85. St. Katharine, near the Tower | St. Katharine’s Docks. | 86. Additional Ground to St. Katharine | St. Katharine’s Docks. | 87. Bone Yard, Gower’s Walk | Houses. | 88. Zoar Chapel, Great Alie St. | Warehouses, shops, and a forge. | 89. Pest-field, Spital Square | St. Mary’s Church, &c. | 90. Pest-field, east of the Mint, and Cemetery of the Convent of St. Mary of Grace | The Royal Mint. | 91. Pest-field, Petticoat Lane | Built over. | 92. Tower Burial-ground (outside the wall) | Demolished for Tower Bridge. | 93. St. Mary Spital Priory | Spital Square and district. | 94. Pest-field or Plague-Pit in Gower’s Walk | Messrs. Kinloch’s new buildings. | 95. Mill Yard Sabbatarian Chapel | Railway by Leman St. Station. | 96. German Church, Hooper Square. | Railway. | 97. Roman Cemetery | Sun Tavern Fields, Shadwell. | 98. Friends’ Burial-ground | Wapping Street. | 99. Rose Lane Chapel-ground | East London Railway, public house and shops close to Stepney Station. | ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR, SOUTHWARK. 100. London Road Chapel-ground | Tailor’s Shop in London Road, east side. | 101. Baptist Chapel-ground, Sheer’s Alley | Wilmott’s Buildings. | 102. Zion Chapel, Borough | Artisans’ Dwellings, Chapel Court. | 103. Friends’ Burial-ground, Worcester Street | London Bridge and Charing Cross Railway. | 104. Chapel Burial-ground, Ewer Street | London Bridge and Charing Cross Railway. | 105. Baptist Chapel-ground, Pepper Street (Duke Street Park) | Houses at corner of Pepper Street. | 106. St. Margaret, Southwark | Borough High Street and Market | 107. St. Olave, Additional Ground | St. Thomas Street. | 108. Flemish Burial-ground, Carter Lane | Approach to London Bridge Station. | 109. Mazepond Baptist Chapel | Guy’s Hospital Medical School. | 110. Baptist Chapel, Dipping Alley | Fair Street or Charles Street, Horselydown | 111. Roman Cemetery | Snow Fields, Union Street, and Deverell Street (Newington). | 112. Roman Cemetery | Neighbourhood of Blackheath. | 113. Bethlem Chapel-ground, Charles Street | Club House. |
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