St. James Cemetery Review

Toronto St. James Cemetery, a cemetery built to commemorate St. James, the cathedral. It is also the oldest tomb in Toronto, and it is hundreds of years old. It is a standard Western-style cemetery.

The St. James Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in Toronto, and opened in 1844, with more than 89,000 burials and 75,000 cremations. In order to meet the worldwide trend of cremation, in 1948, the cremation hall was also built, as a necessary subsidiary facility around the church, there was a cemetery near the cathedral that had been used since 1797, and then because the cemetery was full, the church built St. James Cemetery to make the faith in England. The people of the state church are buried. At the time of the city scale, the area where the cemetery is located has exceeded the urban area. The entrance to the cemetery is located at the intersection of Bloor and Parliament Street, overlooking the Tang River Canyon, west to St. James Town, and the cemetery is also named for it. The cemetery was awarded a national historical site in Canada in 1990.

The St. James Cemetery is the oldest cemetery in Toronto, and opened in 1844, with more than 89,000 burials and 75,000 cremations. In order to meet the worldwide trend of cremation, in 1948, the cremation hall was also built, as a necessary subsidiary facility around the church, there was a cemetery near the cathedral that had been used since 1797, and then because the cemetery was full, the church built St. James Cemetery to make the faith in England. The National Church is buried. The entrance to the cemetery is located at the intersection of the current Bloor and Parliament Street, overlooking the Tang River Canyon, west of St. James Town, where the cemetery is also named.

The environment in St. James's Cemetery is very good, and it is surrounded by forests. The cemetery is on a lawn, which is OK.

路过见到有这么一个公墓，环境很安静，仙人可以安心安葬在这里