Highgate Cemetery - West and East sides. A brief tour with some memorials.

One of London's "Magnificent Seven" cemeteries. A walk through Highgate Cemetery viewing memorials including Edward Blore (Architect), Sir Rowland Hill, Julius Beer, Addison Cresswell (Comedian), Michael Faraday, Charles Rowlatt, Philip Conisbee, Andrew Morton (Artist), Alexander Litvinenko (murdered by Russian agents), John Mackinlay (Engineer), Charles Troward (Engineer), John Ferguson (Shipbuilder of Leith), Jeremy Beadle, Malcolm McLaren, Alan Howard (Actor) and sally Beauman (Writer), George Honey, (Comedian), William Friese Green and many more.

[@evilladollyz7602]

The tomb with the dog was beautiful. Very touching.

[@chocolatcats]

I love the small burials/placques etc of the Queen's corgi's at windsor. Adorable

[@taralynn7712]

Really splendid photography. This is a place I have often been to and your presentation is very nice.

[@michaelplanchunas3693]

After seeing this tour, I can now understand why Bram Stoker picked Highgate as a scene in the book Dracula. Spending a night looking for a vampire in that setting would give anyone weak knees.

[@John-kx3ng]

George Michael, RestEasy.

[@chocolatcats]

I think he will

[@roaming.spectre.]

Great video, I’m visiting tomorrow

[@asa1973100]

Fabulous thank you

[@chocolatcats]

Star Wars Denis Lawson buried his wife Sheila Gish here 2005. She died of cancer and his step-daughter, Lou died of cancer 2006.

[@sandraorr3079]

Edward blore was my family

[@marknbrandon]

John Henderson Smith was the captain of HMS Worcester at Swandscombe in Kent

[@its_so_edna]

I'm curious about how they do the burials and install monuments here. It doesn't seem like you would be able to get heavy equipment in such tight spaces.

[@chocolatcats]

its SMALL equipment. My nephew did that for the famous Westwood Cemetery (of the famous!) and he used his SMALL back hoe.

[@John-kx3ng]

When I was there in 2019 I saw two cemetery workers with a small digger and a couple shovels getting a plot ready on the east side.

[@karentucker2161]

I guess people who bury their loved ones there have to pay just to get in to visit their own family members graves. Assuming that's how it works because you have to buy tickets online as a visitor. But anyways, good video!

[@taralynn7712]

There are family passes for relatives to use. I have a friend buried there and do not have to pay entry, I am given the pass by his family member.

[@chocolatcats]

that's the way it is. It pays for the man at the gate!

[@jagdeepkaul1261]

I'm visiting here in 5 weeks time, can you tell me how to get to the Rossetti family area please? that's where i want to visit...It's going to be impossible foe me to visit the entire grounds, thank you

[@melhaury]

There’s poor Elizabeth Siddal’s marker on top of Rossetti grave.

[@marydegenkolb9603]

The horse monument was the Atcheler family they were horse slayers to Queen Victoria.

[@sandraorr3079]

And he's landed to rest there

[@scooby1992]

A lovely cemetery full of character . I do disagree with you about Marx . There were far worse people in the world .

[@sandraorr3079]

I have pictures off him