Planned extension

Planned extension | Rectory Lane Cemetery, Berkhamsted

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History of Rectory Lane Cemetery:
Planned extension

In 1924, Earl Brownlow donates nearly 2 acres of additional land at the top of the hill. A further extension of the Cemetery is planned here, with an access path running across the southern edge and new entrance gates on Three Close Lane and Chesham Road. This scheme is never executed.

Today, the Priory Gardens houses stand on the land shown on the map.