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Putney Vale Crematorium

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Description

The crematorium was established in 1938. We have two contrasting chapels provided for cremation services. West chapel & East chapel.

Number of Chapels:

(West) & (East)

Chapel Service Duration Time:

30 minutes for both Chapels

Address

Stag Lane, London, SW15 3DZ

Tel: 020 3959 0090

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