Highgate Cemetery, London, England – Photo of the Day
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If you look at the two photos you can see they are different lions; I took the picture last Monday at Highgate Cemetery before I left London: George Wombell (1777-1850) became a household name as owner of three large travelling animal shows. The sculpture may represent his Lion, Nero.
-from Betty King
Great photo but wrong cemetery! This lion grave is in fact the grave of the Bostock family, a 19th century family of circus performers buried in Abney Park Cemetery in north London.
Here’s the link https://abneypark.org/residents
The person who took the photo may have also gone to Highgate Cemetery where Karl Marx is buried.