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Mary Rodgers, Stewardess of the Stella, March 30, 1899, Self Sacrificed by Giving up her life belt and voluntarily going down in the sinking shipThe park also contains a modern sculpture called Minotaur, by Michael Ayrton. Beside the Watts memorial a group of gravestones lean against a wall. These are reminders of the days when Postman's Park belonged to the churches of St Leonards, Foster Lane, St Botolph's, Aldgate, and Christ Church, Newgate Street. King Edward Street, London, Greater London, England, EC1A 4EU About Postman's Park
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A small memorial garden, or park, so named because it stands near the former main post office on King Edward Street, and was thus frequently used by postal workers on breaks from their work. The park was opened in 1880 on land formerly used as a burial ground.
