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James Etchells Photography

Bristol - Arnos Vale

A collection of images from Arnos Vale in Bristol, which is a garden cemetery opened in 1839 and inspired by the Père-Lachaise in Paris and London's Kensal Green.

This image was shot on location at Arnos Vale in Bristol. The image depicts the tomb of Rajah Rammohun Roy, who died in 1833 of meningitis. Rajah Rammohun is considered the Father of Modern India by historians.

This image was taken on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bristol using a converted infrared camera.

This image was originally shot on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol. The image depicts the Cross of Sacrifice which acts as a remembrance landmark for all those who were killed during both World Wars.

This image was originally shot on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol The image depicts the Cross of Sacrifice which acts as a remembrance landmark for all those who were killed during both World Wars.

This image was shot on location at Arnos Vale in Bristol. The image depicts the tomb of Rajah Rammohun Roy, who died in 1833 of meningitis. Rajah Rammohun is considered the Father of Modern India by historians.

This image was shot on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol.

This image was shot on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol.

This image was shot on location at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol.

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