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Beckford's grave is shaped like an Egyptian sarcophagus, with miniature Egyptianesque pillars at either end. The grave is on an island, all by itself, within Lansdown cemetery, with a moat-like ditch around it.

Beckford’s Tower and Cemetery, Bath

Looking across the Great Bath from the walkway around the top. There are lots of visitors at both upper and lower levels

Visiting the Roman Baths: the good and the bad

looking at the north side. It's a small, low church. It has a castellated tower and the vestry extension coming out to the side.

Charlcombe Church: Bath’s oldest church

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