You are standing before a tiny, hidden pocket of history that remains invisible to the thousands of people passing along Fulham Road every day. This is the Fulham Road Jewish Cemetery, a walled, one-acre plot that once operated as a peaceful mulberry orchard before it was repurposed in eighteen fifteen. It serves as the oldest Jewish burial ground established west of the City of London, a stark contrast to the modern blocks of flats that now loom over its quiet, tree-shaded grounds.
Fulham Road Jewish Cemetery
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