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Bun Hill Fields
Bun Hill Fields A celebrated burial place of the Nonconformists. Open daily from till 4 and on Sunday after 5 o'clock. John Bunyan, the author of "pilgrim's Progress," was buried here; Isaac Watts, author of hymns; and Daniel Defoe, author of "Robinson Crusoe" and many other clever men are buried here. John Wesley was buried near here, in a chapel in City Road. |
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