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Spurgeon's Tomb in West Norwood Cemetery, Norwood Road. C.H.Spurgeon (1834 -1892), Baptist preacher and writer, founded the Metropolitan Tabernacle in Elephant and Castle and Spurgeon's Theological College on South Norwood Hill. View of the Tomb with the Nonconformist Chapel cloisters in the background. Seen on the left the tomb of John Lawson Johnston, the inventor of Bovril.

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Details
Collection:	Warwick
Image type:	Photograph
Artist:
Ref:	01800
Identifier:	SP/567/NOR.18
Date:	c.1910