I have an interesting insight to share… You pointed out the grave of Wilkie Collins and how he wrote ‘The Moonstone’. Did you know he was inspired by the Koh-I-Noor diamond? Well, the Maharani Jind Kaur (Queen Mother of the ten-year-old boy Maharaja who surrendered the Koh-I-Noor diamond) was interred at the Dissenters Chapel in the same Kensal Green Cemetery in 1863. Author Charles Dickens visited her tomb and wrote about it in his journal. There’s a plaque in memory of her but she’s no longer there (because she was later moved to India). Thanks for reading 😊
I attended Kensal Green Cemetery for 6 weeks in August-September of 2016 each morning after shopping for breakfast. I spend a couple of hours each day there for reflection.
I enjoyed that little tour. I'm a guide here and it's always great to find an informative and entertaining video on my favourite Cemetery. Thanks for posting.
Really interesting and well describe. would be better without zany music. Hope you forgive for suggesting some music with a bit of morbidity would be more pleasing. Enjoyed your take very much, many thanks for your posting.
Great little video and information. This cemetery is very close to me so I love walking through and discovering more about its residents
Very cool
I have an interesting insight to share… You pointed out the grave of Wilkie Collins and how he wrote ‘The Moonstone’. Did you know he was inspired by the Koh-I-Noor diamond? Well, the Maharani Jind Kaur (Queen Mother of the ten-year-old boy Maharaja who surrendered the Koh-I-Noor diamond) was interred at the Dissenters Chapel in the same Kensal Green Cemetery in 1863. Author Charles Dickens visited her tomb and wrote about it in his journal. There’s a plaque in memory of her but she’s no longer there (because she was later moved to India). Thanks for reading 😊
I remember that cemetery well as a young man I visited a few times.
such an interesting one to explore!
Great job 😅😅😅😅
Really nice 👍 tour...few months ago I stayed inside way too long wandering around and got locked inside and nearly had to climb out of the cemetery.
Oh wow! Haha
Never been too this one 😊 thanks...
Hope you get to visit soon 😌
I attended Kensal Green Cemetery for 6 weeks in August-September of 2016 each morning after shopping for breakfast. I spend a couple of hours each day there for reflection.
Bet that was very peaceful. It’s a calming spot.
I enjoyed that little tour.
I'm a guide here and it's always great to find an informative and entertaining video on my favourite Cemetery.
Thanks for posting.
Thanks Sue - really glad to hear it
Really interesting and well describe. would be better without zany music. Hope you forgive for suggesting some music with a bit of morbidity would be more pleasing. Enjoyed your take very much, many thanks for your posting.
Glad you enjoyed Sam.
Very nice video and some nice clear information. Very intresting. Well done
Thank you 😊
The princess also have one of her brother's buried there also
Thanks for sharing 😌
It's Kensal Green dear, not Kendell Green.
Ummm when does it say Kendall green, look at the title of the video dear
Freddy Mercury was cremated here to,, should be a plaque.
Truly I thank you I never knew that very interesting best wishes Ireland 🇮🇪.