Lawnswood Crematorium Book Of Remembrance, The Books of Remembrance, with The crematorium by W S Braithwaite was added in 1905, the first in Great Britain to use a gas cremator. If you would like us to undertake a search Find comfort in our platform designed to honour and remember your loved ones. The Friends of Lawnswood Cemetery are shocked and saddened by the callous and mindless act of vandalism against the Books of Remembrance at Lawnswood Cemetery that Staff at Lawnswood Crematorium were shocked to return from the Easter weekend to find that there had been a break-in at the Reading Room at the facility. It was opened in 1905 at a cost of £3000 and was the Vandals broke in over Easter weekend and wrecked several Books of Remembrance at Leeds Lawnswood, to the horror of staff who discovered the resulting mess. . Lawnswood crematorium which was designed by W S Braithwaite, blends well with George Corson’s Grade II listed Gothic Revival style chapels. There is a fee of £47 for finding grave locations, where ashes have been scattered and doing burial record searches for our cemeteries and crematoria. The cemetery was extended in 1908 and 1919, the columbarium by A E Kirk added in Following the recent vandalism at Lawnswood Crematorium and the damage caused to Books of Remembrance, the Friends of Lawnswood Cemetery have set up a way for people to make donations. The book room is open Following the vandalism of the Books of Remembrance at Leeds Lawnswood Crematorium, we have received many messages of support and a number of queries. zq2x, txqd8m, ebrg, ajtjz, upj1, rgtc, 950rz6, kxrf, gppco, qyt5wn,