Opened in 1839, Highgate Cemetery is probably most famous for its bust of Karl Marx, father of Marxist philosophy. However, this does the cemetery a disservice. Highgate Cemetery is probably most ...

LONDON — “Let me look it up on my phone,” says the head-scratching postman as he takes a break from deliveries to help me locate a giant landmark that seemed — on paper — like an easy walk from ...

Perched on a steep hillside peering down at central London, a Victorian graveyard, Highgate Cemetery, provides clues to long ago lives and is still in use today.Credit... Supported by Highgate ...

• Camden Council has approved an £18 million, 25-year regeneration of Highgate Cemetery • The Friends of Highgate Cemetery Trust dropped a controversial plan for a maintenance and toilet block after ...

If you could time-travel back to London in, say, the mid-1850s, you might find yourself strolling in Highgate Cemetery, taking in what had become a cutting-edge showpiece of the Victorian sensibility.

HISTORIC Highgate Cemetery opened in the 19th century and is the resting place of some of the most culturally significant figures of our time. Pop icon George Michael has joined the likes of ...

To lie in the vicinity of Karl Marx is competitive, with graves running upward of $31,000. Highgate Cemetery in London is trying to add more space. By Isabella Kwai Reporting from Highgate Cemetery in ...

A north London cemetery that is the final resting place of a host of well-known people including George Michael and Karl Marx has submitted plans for an £18m improvement project. Highgate Cemetery ...