Wilson Mausoleum To North East Of All Saints Church

The Wilson Mausoleum, located to the northeast of All Saints Church, was built in 1912. It features polished granite with ashlar and cast iron elements and has a rectangular plan. The main east front is accessed by three stone steps and showcases three deeply moulded round arches supported by four polished granite Doric columns, with a central cartouche. The rear west front is identical but lacks steps. The side fronts to the north and south are similar, featuring a wider and higher central arch. Between the columns, there are ornate cast iron railings with double gates leading to the central eastern arch. The mausoleum is topped with a shallow arched rectangular dome that has four deeply moulded stone ribs on each side and three polished granite roof panels in between, finished with a central urn finial.

Inside, the mausoleum has a ribbed polished granite vault with moulded internal ribs and a pendant central boss. There is a white marble kneeling angel, carved and signed by Gaffin of Regent Street. The interior also contains three white marble tomb slabs dedicated to Henry L S Wilson, who died on 28 March 1912; Henry Smythson Lee Wilson of Crofton Hall, who died on 7 November 1921; and Elfreda Francis Wilson, who died on 22 January 1922.