to the Launders Lane boundary was the first part of the cemetery to be laid out in a grid pattern of paths, an area now densely packed with predominantly white headstones. The cemetery was enclosed by high red brick walls, the main entrance a grand triumphal arch of red brick with stone dressings, and wrought iron gates. While parts of the cemetery land is as yet unused for burial, it has remained largely in agricultural use and market gardening. Visited in summer of 1999, the area to the west of the main approach drive was a cornfield, a most evocative juxtaposition with the dense graveyard to the east.

Sources consulted:

Victoria County History of Essex; History section, Federation of Synagogues website

Grid ref:

TQ542826

Size in hectares:

? 19.44

On EH National Register :

No

EH grade:

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