THREE TOMBSTONES IN CHURCHYARD OF ST JOHN

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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.

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THREE TOMBSTONES IN CHURCHYARD OF ST JOHN

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1. 5186 HOLDENHURST VILLAGE Three tombstones in churchyard of St John SZ 1295 33/40A

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2. To north of church, John Dean (builder of Littledown House), died 1794, elegant Adamish altar tomb. Corinthian corner pilasters, with fluted frieze between. Inscription panels with land in corners and (on long sides) over centre. Moulded flat top. Good railings with spears and urns. To south of church, 2 gravestones by Eric Gill, to Gerald Peel (died 1910) and Gerald Grahame Peel (died 1937).

Listing NGR: SZ1293395228

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National Grid Reference: SZ 12933 95228

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