Ross Bay Cemetery

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Ross Bay Cemetery is a historic Victorian-era graveyard in Victoria, British Columbia, known as the resting place of many prominent figures from the province’s early colonial history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Victorian-era graveyard
cemetery
historic site
associatedWith Victorian funerary art
early colonial history of British Columbia
heritage conservation efforts in Victoria
burialPlaceOf Amor De Cosmos NERFINISHED
Emily Carr family members
Sir James Douglas NERFINISHED
Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie NERFINISHED
many former premiers of British Columbia
pioneers of Victoria
country Canada
era Victorian era
hasFeature family plots
grid-like layout
historic section and newer section
mausoleums
ocean views
ornate stone monuments
tree-lined avenues
hasNearbyFeature Dallas Road waterfront NERFINISHED
Fairfield neighbourhood
Ross Bay Seawall NERFINISHED
hasOrganization Old Cemeteries Society of Victoria NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation historic cemetery
municipal heritage site
locatedIn British Columbia
Ross Bay neighbourhood NERFINISHED
Vancouver Island NERFINISHED
Victoria, British Columbia NERFINISHED
notableFor elaborate Victorian funerary monuments
graves of early colonial settlers of British Columbia
resting place of many prominent figures in British Columbia history
openingDate 1873
operatedBy City of Victoria NERFINISHED
overlooks Ross Bay NERFINISHED
ownedBy City of Victoria NERFINISHED
region Pacific Northwest
significance important record of 19th-century British Columbia society
one of the oldest formal cemeteries in Victoria
tourType guided walking tours
historical theme tours
symbolism and monument tours
usedFor burials
commemoration
genealogical research
historical tours

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Governor James Douglas burialPlace Ross Bay Cemetery
subject surface form: James Douglas