Abney Park Cemetery

Abney Park Cemetery in Stoke Newington in North East London is one of the known as the Magnificent Seven seven major historic commercial cemeteries in London. Part of the cemetery is a historical park of the 18th century was transformed in the 19th century. The original Abney Park was established by Lady Mary Abney and Dr. Isaac Watts, and the neighboring family Hartopp. With the establishment of the cemetery, the function of the park turned into a überkonfessionellem cemetery with a semi-public arboretum and an educational institution. The plant has been hailed as an example of its time. The cemetery was used from 1840 to 1974 / 8 as a burial ground. The plant is now partially overgrown, similar to Highgate Cemetery, another graveyard of the Magnificent Seven.

In the detective story Who ordained the death of Elizabeth George 's Abney Park Cemetery scene of a murder.