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This is a recycled paper ballpoint pen with green plastic trim. This pen has "Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park www.fothcp.org" written on it.
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Colour in the Cemetery Park! Free download, there will be a link to a pdf on the confirmation page, you will not receive an email. Look all around you as you walk through Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park to see if you can find the inspiration for the colouring pages. Share your creations on your family's social media and tag us @fothcp #ColouringTHCP These pages have been designed by Sophie Harris-Greenslade.
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A pin badge featuring Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. This is a fundraising item designed and printed in 2022.
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A limited edition Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park tote bag, designed by competition winner Isa Farfan. These are screen printed Stanley/Stella light 100% organic cotton tote bags. They are affliated with the Fairwear Foundation and are committed to sustainable and responsible practices. They are also PETA-approved VEGAN.
Your Friends of Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park tote bag dimensions are 370mm wide x 420mm tall and 160gsm weight.
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Go on an Easter scavenger hunt! Free download, there will be a link to a pdf on the confirmation page, you will not receive an email. Look all around you as you walk through Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. Take a photo or draw a picture of the things you find! Share your creations on your family's social media and tag us @fothcp #SpringatTHCP #THCPScavengerHunt.
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'Sun Worship' is an original painting depicting Egyptian god Horus in a white falcon form, carrying an ankh. By celebrated mural artist, painter and illustrator Annatomix. Annatomix donated this painting to raise funds for the Friends, please consider donating extra. Approx 60 x 60 cm (23.5 x 23.5 in), ready to hang. Acrylics and metallic pigment on canvas. Not mounted or framed. Shipping is by 2nd class post within the UK. If you'd like it insured, or sent anywhere outside the UK, please contact us before buying.
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An anthology of 37 poems by the Cemetery Park's former poet in residence, Nelson Brooks. Free download, there will be a link to a pdf on the confirmation page, you will not receive an email. In 2018 The Friends commissioned Nelson Brooks to write twelve poems celebrating and exploring the many facets of the Cemetery Park, one for each month of the year. Four years on we're very happy to celebrate the residency with a concluding anthology. The poems speak of nature, history, remembrance and community, but mostly they Nelson’s reflections on a place he has grown to love.
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Stone Stories is the Friends' magazine. It has articles about the Friends and the history and nature of the Cemetery Park. You'll receive a paper version. You can read the free online version of Stone Stories on the membership page.
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This A2-sized poster features poets of the Magnificent Seven, mapping the poetic history of London's Victorian cemeteries. Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park has Herbert Ernest Howard, a soldier poet, William James Pearson, who wrote hymns for the Salvation Army, and career criminal-turned-poet William ‘Spring’ Onions. 42.0 x 59.4 cm, folds to 15 x 21 cm and will be sent in an envelope. Text and research by Chris McCabe, illustration by Frances Ives. This poster accompanies The East Edge, a great book by Chris McCabe. We've sold out of our copies of the book but you can still buy it at the publishers, Penned in the Margins.
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Ship to shore tells the stories of the sailors and dockworkers buried at the Cemetery Park. This is an approx. 30 page printed booklet. The booklet is not digitally available, sorry.
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This trail is about the links between human needs and the world of plants. Follow the wooden waymarkers to hear more about how plants help us in our everyday lives.You can download a free pdf and listen to the audio trail here. Plants change every season, and so does this trail! You might not always be able to see the plants mentioned.You can pick this leaflet up for free at the Soanes Centre (arrange a time in advance during Covid, we're not always in). The price here is a small donation to our work.
