The "pending with the British subject" -as described the restoration-directorship has cost a total of 91,000 euros that have been used to recover facades and outdoor and indoor flooring, waterproof cover where the dependencies and Chapel plus improvements in electricity and bathrooms.

The English Cemetery born after the religious authorities of the time prevented in 1829 bury the wife of Walter Benjamin in a Catholic cemetery. In 1834 the City Council gave the English community land while residing in the island community and the British government of the time upon himself to defray the expenses of the building. Today, maintenance is kept going by organizing raffles and snacks British families because they have no other institutional or religious support. Not for British or Spanish side.

The director of the Botanical Garden, David Bramwell, said that this restoration has a new landmark so you can organize a "path of the English" so that the legacy of the British colony is found in the city, since are still interesting buildings such as the Anglican Church or the English Club.

English Cemetery
Established for Protestants in 1834, in soil, supported by English residents and by the British Government, its outer fortress was completed in 1902 and the chapel dedicated to San José, in 1905. The first burials are in 1835. Here are last names of prominent British as Swanston, Houghton, Miller, Blandy, Park Pilcher or Fischer. Other burials are marine step or tourists.
Founding parties, 15 June 2005.
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CEMENTERIO INGLéS
Establecido para protestantes en 1834, en suelo municipal, sufragado por residentes ingleses y por el Gobierno Británico, su amurallamiento exterior se terminó en 1902 y la capilla dedicada a San José, en 1905. Los Primeros enterramientos son de 1835. Aquí se encuentran apellidos de destacados británicos como Swanston, Houghton, Miller, Blandy, Park Pilcher o Fischer. Otros enterramientos son de marinos de paso o de turistas ingleses.
Fiestas fundacionales, 15 de junio de 2005.