Trinity Churchyard in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent

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Royal Tunbridge Wells, Tunbridge Wells Borough, Kent TN1 1JP England

Coordinates: 51.13282, 0.26236
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Churches built in Tunbridge Wells

King Charles the Martyr chapel started in 1676 eventually became a parish in 1889

1812 Methodist Chapel (Vale Road)
1833 Holy Trinity parish created (church built 1829)
1834 Strict Baptist – Hanover Road
1838 St Augustine's, Roman Catholic
1841 Christ Church
1847/1866 Congregational Church, Mount Pleasant
1850 St Paul's Rusthall
1858 St John's
1862 St James' by Ewan Christian (Foundation stone laid 1861)
1866 St Mark's
1873 Vale Royal Methodist Church
1873 Congregational Church, Albion Road
1874/5 St Peter's

1877 Church of Christ, Commercial Road
1878 Primitive Methodist, Camden Road
1884 Baptist Tabernacle, Calverley Road
1886 Salvation Army Citadel, Varney Road
1887 St Barnabas
1889 Congregational Church, Hawkenbury
1894 Religious Society of Friends Meeting House, Grosvenor Park
1901 Calverley Free Church, Victoria Road
1902 St Matthew's
1910 St Luke's

Trinity Cemetery the first Tunbridge Wells town cemetery was open from about 1829 and was full by 1849 and only people who were related to others already buried there were able to be buried there later than 1849.

The Woodbury Park Cemetery was the next cemetery to be opened for the town in 1849.

Then in 1873 the main Kent and Sussex Cemetery in Hawkenbury was opened.

Holy Trinity Church was decommissioned about 1972 and now is a theater.