Burial Grounds

Ventnor Congregational Church has long gone but some headstones remain in what is now the Central Car Park.

A list of Commonwealth War Graves and Memorials on the Isle of Wight, in Ventnor and the surrounding area.

Ventnor Cemetery is a large burial ground, still in use, perched on the hill overlooking the town.

Still in current use, the Wroxall Cemetery was established in 1910 by the Isle of Wight Rural District Council as a parish cemetery.

Not to be confused with the graveyard at the main church, Whitwell Cemetery is along Ashknowle Lane.

A Grade II listed baptist chapel in Niton on the Isle of Wight.

The Church of St John the Baptist is a Church of England parish church in Niton.

A 12th Century church in Whitwell, which holds a monthly Parish Communion every third Sunday at 9am.

This fine Victorian Parish Church is very much the centre of community life in Bonchurch village.

A quaint little church that is a bit out of the way, but worth a visit if you are in the area. Unusually, the doors are normally unlocked so you can walk around.

The Old Church sits on a hillside in the Undercliff at St Lawrence. Open daily for private prayer. A service is held once a month.

The Victorian Parish Church is open daily from 10am-4pm, with regular weekly services.

A community-focused, active church at the heart of Ventnor, with the love of Christ and for people firmly as its core.