Baldock Cemetery is the burial ground for the market town of Baldock in North Hertfordshire and the surrounding area. It is maintained by North Hertfordshire District Council.^[1]

Baldock Cemetery opened in the early twentieth century when the churchyard of the nearby Church of St Mary the Virgin was closed for burials. Access to the cemetery is via a drive from The Sycamores, which is off Norton Road in Baldock. The cemetery is open for the burial of people of all faiths.^[2]

Seven casualties from both World Wars are buried here, two from World War I and five from World War II including Flight Sergeant Cyril Ivan Walker of 49 Squadron, who was killed when the Lancaster bomber he was in crashed on take-off in April 1945;^[3] these graves are distinguished by Commonwealth War Graves Commission headstones.^[4]

It has been stated that the cemetery will be full by about 2020.^[5] An attempt by The Baldock Society in 2012 to gauge whether there was local support for a new cemetery in Baldock was met with little interest.^[6]

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  An unusual headstone showing a formerly glazed recess to contain World War I medals
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  The grave of Evelyne Mary, the daughter of Major General Harry Macan Mason
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  The section for cremated remains

• Baldock Cemetery at Find a Grave
• Baldock cemetery – Regulations and table of fees and charges – The National Archives

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