The New York Times

A Famed Cemetery Is Nearly Full. Can It Reuse Old Graves to Add More Space?

To lie in the vicinity of Karl Marx is competitive, with graves running upward of $31,000. Highgate Cemetery in London is trying to add more space. By Isabella Kwai Reporting from Highgate Cemetery in ...
SFGate

LONDON: IT TAKES A VILLAGE: / Islands of individuality survive amid the sprawl / HIGHGATE: Grave matters

This is a lively place, with shops garlanding High Street, and clusters of Georgian and Victorian houses. But it isn't the life of Highgate that fascinates visitors. It's the dead. The 37 acres of ...
The New York Times

A City of the Dead That Inspires the Living

Perched on a steep hillside peering down at central London, a Victorian graveyard, Highgate Cemetery, provides clues to long ago lives and is still in use today.Credit... Supported by Highgate ...
Nasdaq

Karl Marx's London cemetery looks to solve its grave problem

LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - London's most famous cemetery, the final resting place of revolutionary socialist Karl Marx, is searching for a new lease of life by reclaiming long-abandoned graves so they ...
Seattle Times

Famed London cemetery, nearly full, turns to recycling old graves

LONDON — In death, as in life, it is expensive to have famous people as your neighbors. There is hardly any space left at Highgate Cemetery, a Victorian graveyard in north London where Karl Marx, ...
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George Michael and Karl Marx's graves 'at risk' from falling trees at London cemetery

An £18,000,000 plan to redevelop Highgate Cemetery, the final resting places of Karl Marx and George Michael, has divided local residents. The graves of Marx and Michael are among those currently ‘at ...