Sepulchral mausoleums in gardens and parks

2234. Sepulchral structures have been adopted as parts of garden-scenery from the earliest times. They are most common in the Protestant countries of Europe, and in England are to be found in parks and pleasure-grounds in various characters and styles, from the consecrated flower-pot, as at Nuneham Courtenay, to the superb mausoleum of Trentham, of Castle Howard, or of Cobham Hall.