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Royal Burial Ground
The Royal Burial Ground is a fenced cemetery on the Frogmore estate at Windsor used by the British royal family and consecrated in 1928. It lies beside the Royal Mausoleum and contains rows of flush grave slabs, family plots and a bronze statue that overlooks the ground.
Its prime
1930
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1930
What Royal Burial Ground looked like in its prime.
Rectilinear clipped lawn bounded by a low stone balustrade with evenly spaced rectangular grave slabs set flush in the grass; a bronze figure of Christ on a square plinth overlooks the ground. Behind the statue rises a pale grey ashlar mausoleum with an octagonal drum, paired round-arched windows, low projecting apses and green copper roofs capped by a small cross. Mature trees and formal garden beds surround the site.
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Consecrated in 1928 as the private burial ground of the House of Windsor; Edward VIII and Wallis, Duchess of Windsor, are among those buried there.
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