All Saints Churchyard, Isleworth (also known as Isleworth Parish Church)⁷³³⁰

Brief Description

In front of the church is a neatly kept garden with a number of tombs, with a more wooded burial ground behind the church.

History

There was a church at Isleworth at the time of the Norman Conquest and the medieval church of All Saints was largely rebuilt in 1706/7. The present building retains the 15th-century tower but was rebuilt in 1967-70 following severe damage by fire in 1943. Isleworth became a fashionable place to live in the 18th century and suburban development dates from the arrival of the railways. The churchyard was extended in 1848 but by 1877 was full.

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