A number of original buildings and structures survive. They were
Grade II* listed as a group on 24 June 1974 and include:—and one Belgian soldier's war grave of the
First World War. There are 123 Commonwealth service war graves of the Second World War, 21 of whom are in a group in Square 348. The group includes an officer and six men of a
Royal Engineers bomb disposal team who were killed when a bomb they were working on after
an air raid exploded. In addition to military graves, 808 civilian victims of the Coventry Blitz lie in a mass grave in the cemetery.
Notable burials •
David Danskin (1863–1948) Scottish-born founding player in
Arsenal F.C. Contrary to an
urban myth, there is no record of the Scottish stage and film actress
Mary Ure (1933–1975) being buried there. She was married to actor
Robert Shaw. It is thought this has been confused with another 'London Road Cemetery' elsewhere, although her actual burial place is unconfirmed/unknown. ==References==