Dogs in urban heritage

Explore traces of dogs in city life: a cemetery beside a London park, an animal burial ground near Paris, a shared drinking fountain in Boston and an early dog park in Berkeley. Discover how commemoration, philanthropy and residents' initiatives shaped urban space. The questions also introduce research on memorial inscriptions and what they can—and cannot—tell us about human relationships with animals.

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Dogs in urban heritage

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  1. 1. Which combination was built into Boston's Lotta Fountain design?

    Which combination was built into Boston's Lotta Fountain design?
  2. 2. What helped create Berkeley's early dog park, according to Berkeley Partners for Parks?

    What helped create Berkeley's early dog park, according to Berkeley Partners for Parks?
  3. 3. Which earlier infrastructure shaped the land later used for Berkeley's Ohlone Park?

    Which earlier infrastructure shaped the land later used for Berkeley's Ohlone Park?
  4. 4. Why combine memorial evidence with other records when studying urban dogs?

    Why combine memorial evidence with other records when studying urban dogs?
  5. 5. Which pair founded the company behind Asnières' cemetery in the municipal account?

    Which pair founded the company behind Asnières' cemetery in the municipal account?
  6. 6. Where is the 1939 Lotta Fountain discussed in this pack?

    Where is the 1939 Lotta Fountain discussed in this pack?
  7. 7. Whose memory does the name of Boston's Lotta Fountain honour?

    Whose memory does the name of Boston's Lotta Fountain honour?
  8. 8. In Eric Tourigny's 2020 pet-cemetery research, what provided evidence of changing relationships?

    In Eric Tourigny's 2020 pet-cemetery research, what provided evidence of changing relationships?
  9. 9. A local history calls Ohlone one of the first dog parks in the nation. Which retelling respects that wording?

    A local history calls Ohlone one of the first dog parks in the nation. Which retelling respects that wording?
  10. 10. Does the municipal description present all of Ohlone Park as exclusively for dogs?

    Does the municipal description present all of Ohlone Park as exclusively for dogs?
  11. 11. An epitaph hopes for reunion with a dog after death. What can historians infer directly?

    An epitaph hopes for reunion with a dog after death. What can historians infer directly?
  12. 12. The Barned family wrote a humorous autobiography in Zoe's voice. What kind of source is this?

    The Barned family wrote a humorous autobiography in Zoe's voice. What kind of source is this?
  13. 13. On what earlier geographical feature was the Asnières cemetery established?

    On what earlier geographical feature was the Asnières cemetery established?
  14. 14. Which dog is identified as Hyde Park's first canine burial?

    Which dog is identified as Hyde Park's first canine burial?
  15. 15. In which town was the animal cemetery founded in 1899 near Paris?

    In which town was the animal cemetery founded in 1899 near Paris?
  16. 16. Why should Hyde Park's surviving pet graves not be treated as a census of every London dog?

    Why should Hyde Park's surviving pet graves not be treated as a census of every London dog?
  17. 17. Why was Boston's Lotta Fountain relocated in 1949?

    Why was Boston's Lotta Fountain relocated in 1949?
  18. 18. Where did Hyde Park's pet cemetery begin, according to the Royal Parks account?

    Where did Hyde Park's pet cemetery begin, according to the Royal Parks account?
  19. 19. What did Tourigny's study suggest about the language of pet remembrance over time?

    What did Tourigny's study suggest about the language of pet remembrance over time?
  20. 20. What does the heritage inventory record about Asnières' threatened cemetery in 1988?

    What does the heritage inventory record about Asnières' threatened cemetery in 1988?
Questions covered in this exam
  1. Where did Hyde Park's pet cemetery begin, according to the Royal Parks account?
  2. Which dog is identified as Hyde Park's first canine burial?
  3. The Barned family wrote a humorous autobiography in Zoe's voice. What kind of source is this?
  4. Why should Hyde Park's surviving pet graves not be treated as a census of every London dog?
  5. In which town was the animal cemetery founded in 1899 near Paris?
  6. Which pair founded the company behind Asnières' cemetery in the municipal account?
  7. On what earlier geographical feature was the Asnières cemetery established?
  8. What does the heritage inventory record about Asnières' threatened cemetery in 1988?
  9. Where is the 1939 Lotta Fountain discussed in this pack?
  10. Which combination was built into Boston's Lotta Fountain design?
  11. Whose memory does the name of Boston's Lotta Fountain honour?
  12. Why was Boston's Lotta Fountain relocated in 1949?
  13. Which earlier infrastructure shaped the land later used for Berkeley's Ohlone Park?
  14. What helped create Berkeley's early dog park, according to Berkeley Partners for Parks?
  15. Does the municipal description present all of Ohlone Park as exclusively for dogs?
  16. A local history calls Ohlone one of the first dog parks in the nation. Which retelling respects that wording?
  17. In Eric Tourigny's 2020 pet-cemetery research, what provided evidence of changing relationships?
  18. What did Tourigny's study suggest about the language of pet remembrance over time?
  19. An epitaph hopes for reunion with a dog after death. What can historians infer directly?
  20. Why combine memorial evidence with other records when studying urban dogs?

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