Grave visits

[WARSPITE]

Ive just got back from my solo tour of the grave sites.Many thanks to Mike and kensei for the advice.
For those who havent been before, Pollys and Catherines gravemarkers are in the lovely, but rather vast City Of London Cem. Bit of a walk from the station, but nice little cafe by the entrance. Unfortunately, when I visited, the groundstaff were all hard at work tending the rosebushes, so wasnt that peaceful for quiet contemplation.
You can visit Annies grave at Manor Park Cem using the same station. The cem is nice and the staff very polite, but despite the lady in the office showing me the approx area of grave 78 on a little display they have there in the office about Annie, I forgot to ask the plot number! so didnt find it in the end.
Was too knackered to visit Liz's grave. Marys grave is lovely and peaceful, with coins,a teddy and crucifix left by wellwishers, with a haunting inscription.
RIP

[WARSPITE]

Many thanks kensai,
Please let me know if you plan to visit the graves in the near future, as Id love to come along.
Pete DRWHITBY@AOL.COM

[Mike Covell]

Have a look here,
http://forum.casebook.org/showthread...4812#post74812

There are several videos of the Graves, containing information on where they are, and the locations within the cemeteries.

Enjoy your visit.

[kensei]

Six months ago I did an extensive one-day solo Ripper tour that included three of the gravesites. One was Mary Kelly which you're familiar with, and the other two were Mary Ann Nicholls and Catherine Eddowes who are only yards from each other in the City of London Cemetery at Manor Park (but not to be confused, I understand, with Manor Park Cemetery which is nearby). I followed very concise directions as to which trains to take, etc. which were posted here on Casebook but right now I'm not exactly sure where. I know it involved leaving the tube system but was still covered by a London Travel Pass. There is a piece under Victims with some information on gravesites at http://www.casebook.org/victims/graves.html.

What I remember about my trip to the City of London Cemetery is the rather long walk there from the train station, through an area that seems so rural one does not feel like you are in London anymore. Also, I highly advise you to ask for a map when you first reach the cemetery gates, as it is very easy to take the wrong path and get lost. Somewhere I have the info on the exact designation of where the graves are there but its all "buried" at the moment (pardon the pun). It shouldn't be too hard to find online.

Lots of luck to you! I crammed way too much into one day when I did it and it definitely took a toll on me physically but it was well worth it.

[WARSPITE]

Hi everyone,
Im planning a trip to London in Arpil/May to visit the grave sites of the canonical five. I visited Mary Kellys grave 20years ago, but dont know where the rest are.
Anyone interested in coming?