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The North Cemetery, Raby Road, West Hartlepool was opened on 26th April 1856 and the first burial was on 14th May. There are over 53,000 burials recorded but apart from opening of family plots, the cemetery is closed. The chapels were demolished in the 1970s and the oldest part of the cemetery was landscaped and headstones placed along pathways.
There is an active 'Friends of North Cemetery' group with a website and database.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Monument, Stranton Cemetery
Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collectionThe monument commemorates the lives of soldiers, sailors and airmen who lost their lives in both first and second world wars. Some were buried in Stranton Cemetery and some North Cemetery.
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Detail from War Graves Memorial
Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collectionThis image shows the base of the Commonwealth War Graves memorial in Stranton Cemetery.
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North Cemetery
Donated by Douglas FerridayA view of the North Cemetery, Raby Road, in 1972.
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War Memorial Stranton Cemetery
Part of the Hartlepool Museum Service collectionThis memorial is in Stranton Cemetery but, as shown, these names are of men buried inNorth Cemetery.
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