West Norwood Memorial Park Mausoleum Of Eustratious Ralli In South East Corner Of The Greek Burial Ground

The West Norwood Memorial Park Mausoleum of Eustratious Ralli is a Doric temple mausoleum built around 1875 by E.M. Barry and completed by T.H. Vernon, featuring sculptures by C.H. and J. Mabey of Lambeth. Constructed from Portland stone, it is a small Greek Doric Renaissance temple with a projecting tetrastyle portico, which is accessed by steps. The fascia has carved paterae, and the metopes display religious symbols and monograms that continue around the building. The pediment features sculptured putti supporting an inscribed laurel wreath, while other elevations have sculpture-filled pediments. The temple is made of channeled stonework with angle pilasters, and the pediment and cornice are adorned with antefixae. A central marble ribbed dome with a fishscale pattern and an enriched metal cross rises from a rectangular base.