Cremorne and the later London gardens

"Cremorne and the Later London Gardens" by Warwick William Wroth is a journey through London's amusement parks, especially Cremorne Gardens, focusing on the 1800s. It highlights how these spaces grew important in society, showing them against the backdrop of earlier, famous gardens. The story begins by explaining how Cremorne Gardens changed from a private property to a fun public space. Key people like Charles Random de Berenger, who started the Stadium, and Baron Nicholson, who made it lively, are introduced. The read creates a clear image of what the gardens offered, like balloon rides and shows, as well as the diverse people who visited, underlining the shifting entertainment and social standards of London in the 19th century.