Glasgow Necropolis

It is a Victorian burial ground in Glasgow, Scotland. It is on a low however extremely conspicuous slope toward the east of Glasgow Cathedral. Fifty thousand people have been covered here.typically for the period just a little rate is named on landmarks and few out of every odd grave has a stone.

Around 3500 landmarks exist here.The primary passage is drawn closer by an extension over what was then the Molendinar Burn. The scaffold, which was planned by David Hamilton was finished in 1836. It wound up noticeably known as the "Extension of Sighs" since it was a piece of the course of memorial service parades the name is a suggestion to the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. The fancy doors by both David and James Hamilton were raised in 1838, confining access to the extension.