Shoghi Effendi is buried in the New
Southgate Cemetery (previously the Great Northern Cemetery) in
north London. His grave is built of white Carrara marble. It consists of
a marble column, crowned by a corinthian capital surmounted by a
globe, with the map of Africa facing forward. On this globe is a large gilded bronze eagle, a reproduction of a Japanese sculpture he much
admired. Many Bahá'ís visit the resting place of Shoghi Effendi to say
prayers. |
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Shoghi Effendi's resting place in London at the New Southgate Cemetery
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Shoghi Effendi's resting place in London at the New Southgate Cemetery
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[ ] [ UK Bahá'í - Guardian's Resting Place ] |
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Shoghi Effendi's resting place in London at the New Southgate Cemetery
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[ ] [ UK Bahá'í - Guardian's Resting Place ] |