Bunnerong Cemetery, south of the city, had a tram line constructed to make the removal of recasketed remains as simple as possible. Bunnerong Cemetery was next to the Botany Cemetery and, in the early 1970s, was absorbed by that cemetery to create the Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park.
The cemetery located on the outskirts of town, Bunnerong Cemetery, had a tram line built to make the process of moving reburied remains as straightforward as possible. Its proximity to Botany Cemetery led to its merger with it in the early 1970s, resulting in the creation of the Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park.