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Abel Smith Mausoleum A lavishly carved Gothic Revival chapel with trefoil-headed windows, wrought-iron grilles and gates of the same material. There are fifteen plaques with inscriptions inside the building. Architect(s) George Gilbert Scott Listing Grade II (England and Wales) Year Created 1872 Style Gothic Revival History The mausoleum was built for John Abel Smith (1801-71). He was a banker by profession who entered Parliament as MP for Midhurst in 1830 and was returned for Chichester the following year. Apart from one short break, he continued as MP for Chichester until 1868. A staunch Liberal, he is best known for his support of religious emancipation and for advocating the admission of Jews into Parliament. Condition At risk. The slates have gone from the roof exposing the timber planks beneath and the iron grilles, though still in place, are rusting. If repairs are not undertaken soon the marble-lined interior will be badly affected (2002). Sources The John Abel Smith Papers, with documents relating to this chapel, are deposited in the Sussex County Record Office. www.mmtrust.org.uk | Copyright © 2021 The Mausloea & Monuments Trust. All rights reserved. Page 1 of 2 Location Portfield Cemetery, Church Road, Chichester, Sussex PO19 7HX Image type unknown http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=50.842420,-0.758612&markers=color:blue%7Clabel:M%7C50.842420,-0.758612&zoom=16&size=610x400&scale=1&sensor=false View larger in Google maps www.mmtrust.org.uk | Copyright © 2021 The Mausloea & Monuments Trust. All rights reserved. Page 2 of 2.

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