- The cemetery sits inside Hyde Park’s 350 acres – which have been open to the public as parklands since 1637 – tucked away by the gatekeeper’s cottage.
- Hyde Park's Pet Cemetery was started in 1881 by the gatekeeper at Victoria Lodge, a Mr Winbridge, who started burying dogs in the lodge's garden.
- One of London’s eight royal parks, the 350-acre Hyde Park draws Londoners to its lawns, fountains and gardens. The park is also the site of a pet cemetery...
- Founded in 1880 and now largely hidden behind tangled undergrowth, Hyde Park's Pet Cemetery is no longer open to visitors.
- Hyde Park Pet Cemetery. Photograph: Baloncici / Shutterstock. ... Hidden away in Hyde Park – right by the Victoria Gate entrance and the Victoria Lodge – this...
- Opened in 1881 and hiding in one of London's most famous parks, Hyde Park Pet Cemetery is a disused burial ground for furry friends.
- Did Winbridge offer mourners an all-in-one burial spot/headstone package? Hyde Park Pet Cemetery: a gravestone with 'Chips' on it and another with 'Smut' on it.
- Final resting spot for these pets - Picture of The Pet Cemetery of Hyde Park, London - Tripadvisor Pet cemetery london hyde park By Tripadvisor.
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- The article compares three ‘pet’ cemeteries: Hyde Park in London, Hartsdale outside New York, and the Cimitiere des Chiens in Asnieres – sur –Seine in Paris.