
Dr. Jane Wildgoose’s London memory library/wunderkammer has been described as
(…) a place where the heart remembers; where tender connections are made with forgotten feelings; and where the emotive power of the lost rituals of death is explored and interpreted by Jane’s sensitivity and unerring eye for the compelling.’
– Roger Bowdler, ‘World of Interiors’ (November 2006)
The library is famously difficult to find, but perhaps these images will persuade you that it’s a worthwhile journey:


