Memorials and graveyards in Worthing
The Discover Alone map has 30 memorials and graveyards in Worthing, England. Below are the 13 with the most written about them, pictures first. Every one has its own page with directions and places nearby.
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St. Paul’sMemorial1812‒2012. St. Paul’s. Designed by John Biagio Rebecca. Consecrated in 1812 as a chapter-of-ease to St. Mary’s…
First Worthing StationMemorialThis building was opened by The London & South Coast Railway as the first Worthing Station on November 25th 1845…
Canadian War MemorialMemorialCanadian War Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Worthing. The saved point is the map point or the…
Boer War MemorialMemorialBoer War Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Worthing. The saved point is the map point or the centre…
WW1 MemorialMemorialWW1 Memorial is shown as a memorial on the public map of Worthing. The saved point is the map point or the centre of…
Richard JefferiesMemorialRichard Jefferies, 1848‒1887, naturalist and prose poet of the countryside, lived and died here
War Memorial in Marine ParadeHeritage placeA named place photographed at this map point in Worthing.- WarnesMemorialOn this site in 1899, George Warne, 1864‒1916, founded his hotel in part of York Terrace. Warnes was Worthing’s premier…
- Holder’s CornerMemorialThis area has been known for over a century as Holder’s Corner. It derives its name from the retail shop ‘Holder’s’…
- The Motorists’ MeccaMemorialIn 1899 George Warne, 1864‒1916, an early motoring enthusiast, promoted his new hotel as The Motorists’ Mecca…
- Keith EmersonMemorialKeith Noel Emerson, 1944‒2016, celebrated son of Worthing. English musician and composer. Founding member of Emerson…
- Dr Frederick DixonMemorialDr Frederick Dixon, FRCS, FGS, 1799‒1849, geological pioneer in West Sussex, founder member Sussex Archaeological…
- John Henry PullMemorialIn memory of John Henry Pull, 1899 to 1960, pioneering Worthing archaeologist, exhibits in Worthing museum, former…