London's Pocket Parks: St Martin's Gardens, NW1
Briefly

This cemetery, established over 200 years ago, underscores the historical evolution of urban spaces as they adapt to community needs, reflecting both continuity and change.
As the church sought to repurpose land for housing, it faced backlash, highlighting the tensions between urban development and preservation of sacred spaces.
St Martin's Almshouses, founded in 1818, originally catered to women of good character, showcasing how societal values influence community support systems.
The transformation from burial ground to a multi-use space illustrates the dynamic relationship between historical sites and their roles in modern urban life.
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