In 2001, Gravesham Council purchased the mausoleum from the liquidators with funding from the Cobham Ashenbank Management Scheme, known as CAMS, a consortium comprising National Trust, English Heritage, Cobham Hall, Natural England, Kent County Council and Gravesend Council.
In 2001, Gravesham Council purchased the mausoleum from the liquidators with funding from Union Railway, who built the High Speed One railway nearby, as part of the environmental remediation. The Cobham Ashenbank Management Scheme, known as CAMS, was formed as a consortium comprising National Trust, English Heritage, Cobham Hall, Natural England, Kent County Council and Gravesend Council.