Oxford Crematorium, Bayswater Road
The Oxford Crematorium and Garden of Remembrance in Bayswater Road were opened in May 1939 by the Oxford Crematorium Company. Although it is technically in Stanton St John, its postal address is Headington.
By 1967 more than 32,000 people had been cremated there. The grounds were extended in 1968, and a second chapel was built in 1976.
One of the arcades with memorial plaques
Above: Lord Nuffield, and his wife Lizzie Maud
(with both her forenames wrongly recorded):
Pphotograph © Trevor Coppock Photography, Auckland, New Zealand
Left: Helen Joy Davidman, wife of C. S. Lewis.
(Lewis himself was buried in Holy Trinity churchyard, Headington Quarry in 1963)
Memorial to World War II dead
at Oxford Crematorium
Dignity Funerals: official Oxford Crematorium website
How to get there. Bayswater Road is the smaller, fifth road running off the Headington (Green Road) roundabout to the north-east. The Crematorium is marked with an arrow on this map: click the pointers at the edges to see adjoining squares and get your bearings (click south twice to get to the Headington roundabout and A40).