Thomas Pennington Memorial approximately 145m south of main entrance at Toxteth Park Cemetery

The Thomas Pennington Memorial, located approximately 145 meters south of the main entrance at Toxteth Park Cemetery in Liverpool, is a funerary monument dated 1886 dedicated to Thomas Pennington. It is made of white marble with a granite base and features an eclectic style that is predominantly Classical. The monument has a stepped granite base and an inscribed plinth that supports a panelled pedestal with a plinth and cornice.

On the west side, there is a sculptured figure of an angel holding a memorial scroll, set within a moulded doorway that contains panelled doors. Above this doorway is an inscribed lintel with a dove perched on it. The doorway leads into a tall sarcophagus that is richly decorated with a full entablature, acroteria, and masks. The west side of the sarcophagus features a pedimented panel that includes the date, a festoon, and a portrait medallion. This monument is exceptional, adorned with rich symbolic ornamentation, much of which is not Christian, and is highly idiosyncratic.