The Chirurgeon's Apprentice: The Saddest Place in London England

 

Recently I stumbled on a fascinating and moving blog post called The Saddest Place in London: A Story of Self-Sacrifice

The article on The Chirurgeon's Apprentice is about a little corner of London England called Postman’s Park, where, to quote from the blog post:

On a stone wall, underneath a makeshift overhang, are a series of ceramic plaques, each one painted beautifully with the names of people who died while trying to save the lives of others.

Take a moment to see the plaques and read the stories.  

Image of plaque for Solomon Galaman in Postman's Park, London England on The Chirurgeon's Apprentice