This year we’ve been traipsing amongst the stones finding some of the hidden lives and wonders you’ll find in a Cemetery and other spaces. If you missed them, here are our top 5 posts from 2016! 1. Exploring Hyde Park’s Hidden Pet Cemetery © Caroline Swan, 2015 Did you know that Hyde Park has a little Cemetery, solely inhabited by our feline and canine companions? It all started in 1881 when Cherry, the family pooch of the Lewis Barned family, passed away – they happened to b

This year we’ve been traipsing amongst the stones finding some of the hidden lives and wonders you’ll find in a Cemetery and other spaces. If you missed them, here are our top 5 posts from 2016! 1. Exploring Hyde Park’s Hidden Pet Cemetery © Caroline Swan, 2015 Did you know that Hyde Park has a little Cemetery, solely inhabited by our feline and canine companions? It all started in 1881 when Cherry, the family pooch of the Lewis Barned family, passed away – they happened to b

by Sheldon ‘Pumps have their histories no less than rivers’ proclaims the York Herald in October 1875. ‘They have always yielded a good supply of fresh water, pleasant to drink, free from organic impurities, and notable for their brewing results, in the making of tea no less than in the making of beer.’ The Pump in 1910. Image © Collage, City of London Corporation On the corner of Aldgate High Street stands a pump. No surprise in itself, the City had many of them and it was o

by Sheldon ‘Pumps have their histories no less than rivers’ proclaims the York Herald in October 1875. ‘They have always yielded a good supply of fresh water, pleasant to drink, free from organic impurities, and notable for their brewing results, in the making of tea no less than in the making of beer.’ The Pump in 1910. Image © Collage, City of London Corporation On the corner of Aldgate High Street stands a pump. No surprise in itself, the City had many of them and it was o