23 October 1827. The comic actor John Le Mesurier is buried in the churchyard. Holy Trinity Holy Trinity is located on the East Cliff of the town. The foundation stone was laid on 29 August 1844. The architect was Mr Everard Henley and the builder was Mr W. E Smith. The church cost £3,000 to construct on land presented by Augusta Emma d'Este (later Lady Truro). St Ethelbert's Dedicated to Saint Ethelbert and Saint Gertrude. St Ethelbert's is Catholic church on Hereson Road. The church was designed by Peter Paul Pugin and constructed by W.W. Martin & Sons. The church was opened on 17 August 1902. Synagogue The 1833, Montefiore synagogue by David Mocatta was built in elegant Regency style as the private chapel of Sir Moses Montefiore. Library Ramsgate library was originally built and paid for by Andrew Carnegie in 1904. On the evening of Friday 13 August 2004 a fire destroyed Ramsgate library just two months short of its 100th anniversary. Though suspicions were raised as to what started the fire due to a similarly timed fire at the towns registry office, an inquest concluded that the blaze was too intense to pinpoint where and how the fire started. The new library was built using the shell of the old building and was (re)opened in February 2009. Montefiore Tomb Sir Moses Montefiore's Ramsgate tomb, is located to the side of the Montefiore Synagogue. It is a replica of Rachel's Tomb on the road from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. It contains the tombs of Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore who were buried side by side. During an 1841 visit to the Land of Israel, Montefiore obtained permission from the Ottoman Turks to restore the tomb. Ramsgate Jewish Cemetery The Ramsgate Jewish Cemetery consists of an Ohel (prayer hall) and graves of approximately 400 people. The Ohel and surrounding flint wall were Grade II listed in 2008. The Hebrew inscription above the door reads: “The dead will the Lord make live”. The cemetery is maintained by the Montefiore Endowment. The cemetery is laid out in two main sections with a small children’s section to the right-hand side of the Ohel. The cemetery was established at a meeting held at the Ramsgate home of Mr. Benjamin Norden, on 7 April 1872. He informed the meeting that he "purposed purchasing a piece of freehold ground, 100 ft. square, for the sum of £100,