Tombs of the Dundee Howff.

 

Other items of interest.

  

Looking towards Barrack Street.

 

Mary Queen of Scots Royal Charter granting the use of land to the city as a cemetery.

A selection of poetry and verse that can be found on some stones.

Various symbols that can be found on headstones within the Howff.

A selection of articles from 19th Century books.

A variety of newspaper articles from the 19th century.

Burial Regulations from 1832.

The Dead-House This is where unidentified bodies would be placed.

A selection of 19th Century drawings by Charles S. Lawson.

Listing of entries in the Register of Tombstones and Memorials 1832 with no associated memorial.

Drawings from other sources

Notes made by Mr Peter Dron Hospitalmaster as an introduction Register of Tombs and Monuments in Dundee Burial Ground, 1832.

Obituary for Mr A.C Lamb

Obituary for Mr Peter Dron Dundee Courier & Argus 26-8-1862.

Geordie Mill, Sexton and "THE ROOND-MOO'ED SPADE."

Plan of the Howff. Made in the early 20th century showing the location of some of the more notable monuments along with a more general layout with numbered stones as they are positioned around the walkways.

How the inscriptions were collected using shorthand.

The present day condition of the Howff.

How to Get There, A Google map centred on the cemetery.

Resources & Acknowledgements Materials used and thanks.

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