- The Dog’s Cemetery at Victoria Gate in Hyde Park contains over 300 graves of dogs, cats, birds and a monkey.
- 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. (visited October 2015). Since I blogged about this site in April, with photos taken a few years ago through the railings, I’ve been lucky...
- 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.
- The first grave was for "Cherry" a Maltese Terrier whose owners frequently walked their dog in Hyde Park and made good acquaintance with the Gatekeeper at...
- It turns out that access to the cemetery is part of the Hidden Stories of Hyde Park walking tour, which is only once a month! I couldn’t believe my luck.
- Hyde Park Pet Cemetery. When Maltese terrier Cherry died of old age in 1881, her owners decided that Hyde Park would make a fitting burial place – after all...
- The little pet cemetery at Victoria Gate in Hyde Park, London, didn’t so much officially open in 1880 but rather it evolved from then, following one particular burial.
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