Walks in Abney Park
Subtitle: with life-photographs of ministers and other public men whose names are found there.
Publisher: James Clarke
Published: 1883
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 174
First sentence: It must be somewhat over forty years ago since I took my first walk in Abney Park.
Notes: Notes on Nonconformist ministers and other public figures buried at Abney Park, together with a history of the park since about 1700, including its associations with Dr Isaac Watts and Lady Mary Abney and its laying-out as a non-denominational arboretum cemetery in c.1840.
Table of contents: value: I:   My First Visit; value: II:  General Survey with Treasured Memories; value: III: Around Dr. Watt's Statue; value: IV: To the Chapel and Beyind It; value: V:   Dr. Watts' Walk; value: VI: Abney House Corner; value: VII: Yew-Tree Walk; value: VIII: Round About the Cedar; value: IX:  Near the Elm Avenue; value: X:   Some Scattered Monuments; value: XI: Graves of Missionaries; value: XII: A Last Look Round