Boston Crematorium

Boston Crematorium

The Boston Crematorium, inaugurated in April 1966, serves around 900 funerals annually amidst 19 acres of well-maintained grounds. The landscape features memorial rose beds, various trees, and shrubs, creating a serene environment. The cemetery, established in 1855, houses nearly 38,000 burials, with a comprehensive index available at the cemetery office, covering both graves and memorials, including notable ones like Sir Herbert Ingram MP's, founder of the London Illustrated News.

Facilities include ample parking, a waiting room with public toilets, and provisions for disabled persons. While catering services aren’t available, nearby cafes and teashops offer alternatives. 

The operating hours for offices and the chapel are weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm, closed on weekends and public holidays. The Book of Remembrance is accessible during similar hours on weekdays and open on weekends and public holidays from 9 am to 4 pm. 

Please remember: you need to book an appointment at the Boston Crematorium in order to discuss your plans. We’d be happy to help you do this, so feel free to get in touch with one of our personal advisers.  

Facts & figures

  • Opened in 1996
  • 19 acres of land
  •  Book of Remembrance Room
  • The cemetery dates back to 1855
  • Sir Herbert Ingram interred on grounds
  • Ample parking available

Public viewing times (for visiting the crematorium)

Monday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Tuesday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Sunday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Times may vary from season to season.


Address & phone number

Boston Crematorium Marian Road Boston Lincolnshire
PE21 9HA
*Don’t forget, you need to book before you visit the Boston Crematorium. We’ll be happy to arrange this for you, if you’d like: get in touch with one of our personal advisers.

Directions

Approaching from Nottingham/Grantham A52 or Newark A17/A1121, upon entering Boston and passing Citroen, Peugeot, and BMW garages on the left, proceed straight on Sleaford Road. Continue past the Shell garage on the right, then shift to the left lane before turning left at the traffic lights (opposite the children's playing field) onto Brothertoft Road. Follow to a mini roundabout, bear right onto Argyle Street, and proceed to the traffic lights at Fydell Street. Navigate through the ASDA turning lights, cross a bridge, bear right, and descend to the next lights. Turn sharp left into Norfolk Street, continue to the next set of lights, and make a left onto Robin Hood's Walk. Continue past the Fire Station, and the road becomes Marian Road, leading to the Crematorium and Cemetery at the road's end.

If coming from Kings Lynn A17 or Peterborough/Spalding A16, stay in the left lane after the 'Spirit of Endeavour' pub, proceeding straight at roundabouts. Follow Grimsby A16 signs until a roundabout where you turn right onto a dual carriageway. Stay left over a 5-lane bridge, continue on John Adams Way, and at the dual carriageway's end, turn left at the large roundabout. Move to the right lane, turn right at Iceland lights onto Tawney Street, and go straight to the next lights. Continue into Robin Hood's Walk, bypassing the Fire Station, and the road transforms into Marian Road, leading to the Crematorium.

If arriving from Grimsby A16 or Skegness A52, follow Spilsby Road until the Bargate Bridge roundabout. Go straight (2nd exit), right at Iceland lights onto Tawney Street, and straight to the next lights. Proceed into Robin Hood's Walk, continue past the Fire Station, and follow Marian Road (ignoring the left turn). The Crematorium is at the road's end.

From Horncastle B1135, travel along Horncastle Road, turn right at the lights onto Norfolk Street, go straight to the next lights, and turn right onto Robin Hood's Walk. Continue past the Fire Station, and the road becomes Marian Road, leading to the Crematorium.

For those arriving by rail, Boston's railway station is a short taxi ride away. Taxis are available at the station or by the nearby bus station or Market Place. If you use the town's bus service, take IT3 or IT4 from the roundabout adjacent to ASDA, then alight at Robin Hood's Walk stops, about 500 yards from the Crematorium.

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