Wildman Memorial 60 Metres North East Of Chapel At Mansfield Cemetery

The Wildman Memorial, located 60 metres northeast of the chapel at Mansfield Cemetery, is a Grade II listed structure dedicated to Colonel Thomas and Lady Louisa Wildman of Newstead Abbey. It was built in 1859 and is designed in the Gothic Revival style. The memorial is constructed from ashlar with granite dressings and features brass tablets with enamelled inscriptions.

The base is rectangular, with a moulded plinth and a chamfered top that bears inscriptions on the long sides. A large canopy is supported by arcades of pink granite columns, featuring moulded cusped arches. The steep pitched hipped roof is made of stone slabs, with a moulded ridge and a cross-gabled finial topped by a cross. Each side of the canopy has a steeply gabled lucarne with a cusped blind recess. At each corner of the memorial, there is an octagonal shaft that was originally topped with a seated lion carrying a banner. Beneath the canopy, a chamfered slab displays inscribed brass tablets on the long sides.