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Posted by J. B. on Friday December 22, @07:55PMfrom the pyre-of-the-realm dept. During a recent visit to Brighton, East Sussex, I could not resist the temptation of visiting the crematory where Crowley's infamous funeral-service was held. However, after a short investigation I found that Brighton has two crematories, both situated very close to each other in the cemetery of Brighton. If my memory does not fail, one was called "Woodvale" (or something similar) and the other had a shorter name, like "Downs". Anyway, both seemed old enough (and public enough) to be the crematory where Master T. was cremated, so the spontaneous question that one would ask oneself is of course in which crematory the event took place. Thus I, and (I am certain) many with me, would be extremely grateful if anyone knowing the answer to this question would care to enlighten us who do not know. Thank you in advance, J. B. < | >
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