Pterodactyl (Oolite) statues in Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, restored 2000, damaged after 2005
Crystal Palace Dinosaurs

Pterodactyl statues in Crystal Palace Dinosaurs | missing

Following this month’s damage to one of the most famous Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, Megalosaurus, I’m reminded of the pterodactyl statues (properly, pterosaurs) that were original to the collection. Those were created by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins […]
Protest by University of London medical students at Brown Dog Statue in Battersea Park (from Ford 1908)
History of Science

Eyewitness to the Brown Dog Affair

Edward K. Ford was an eyewitness to history. In 1907, London medical students protested over a statue raised to a little brown dog. Bonfires burned late into the night. Large groups marched through the streets […]
Commemoration for service in the Great War, 1914-1919, University College London (UCL) | ProfJoeCain
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Lessons About Renaming University Buildings

Summary: The argument builds on several steps. First, naming is a commemorative act. These acts support heritage stories. Conflicts over renaming really are conflicts between heritage stories. These conflicts cannot be resolved by appealing to […]