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The Tiny London Park Where Ordinary People Are Remembered as Heroes

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Most visitors to London never find it. They walk past, distracted by the bustle of the City, heading towards St Paul’s Cathedral or the Barbican. But tucked just a few streets away sits a small park that contains one of the most moving things in the capital — a Victorian wall of tiles, each one telling the story of an ordinary person who died saving someone else.

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