on the eastern side of Highgate Cemetery. The grave (no.44618) is almost opposite the grave of the celebrated theatre architect, Frank Matcham. Books By Weaver: English Leadwork: Its Art and History (B. T. Batsford, London, 1909). Illustrated with many b/w photos and drawings. The "Country Life" Book of Cottages (Country Life Ltd, 1913). Illustrated with many b/w photographs and plans. Small country houses; their repair and enlargement; forty examples chosen from five centuries (Offices of Country life, London, 1914). Illustrated. Memorials & monuments old and new: two hundred subjects chosen from seven centuries (Offices of "Country Life", London, 1915). Illustrated with b/w photos and drawings. Village clubs and halls (Offices of "Country Life", London, 1920). Lutyens houses and gardens (Offices of "Country Life", London, 1921). Small country houses of to-day Volume 1, Volume 2 (Offices of Country Life, London, 1922). Illustrated with many b/w photos and plans. Sir Christopher Wren, scientist, scholar and architect (Offices of "Country life", London, 1923). Illustrated with b/w photos, and drawings by E. H. New. High Wycombe Furniture (The Fanfare Press, London, 1929). Illustrated. Co-written by Weaver: Gardens for Small Country Houses Gertrude Jekyll & Lawrence Weaver (Country Life Ltd, 1914). Illustrated with many b/w photos and plans. The Queen's Dolls' House (Everybody's Book of), A. C. Benson & Sir Lawrence Weaver (The Daily Telegraph, Methuen & Co, London, 1924). References Lawrence Weaver 1876-1930: An Annotated Bibliography, Lawrence Trevelyan Weaver (grandson), with a contribution by Patrick Nuttgens (Inch's Books, 1989). External links Lawrence Weaver biography in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography 1876 births 1930 deaths Burials at Highgate Cemetery English architecture writers English architectural historians Country Life (magazine) people