Crossbones Garden
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Crossbones Garden, nestled in the backstreets of South London, serves as a memorial site with a rich history as a former paupers' graveyard known as The Mint. Once the final resting place for an estimated 15,000 individuals, including medieval sex workers, it has transformed into a sanctuary, featuring a shrine dedicated to the outcast dead.
From 1996 to 2019, efforts led by John Constable and Katy Nicholls revitalised Crossbones, establishing it as a public garden and a place of remembrance. The site hosts monthly vigils, attracting individuals who gather to honour the spirits and legacy of those buried there, reflecting the ongoing connection to its intriguing past.
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