of Kensal Park, and Greenway Off-Leash Dog Park as well as the Greenway Wastewater Treatment Centre. Most of the victims of the disaster are today buried in Mount Pleasant and Woodland Cemeteries, the latter of which just so happened to be the last port of call that the Victoria stopped at before coming to rest on the cold riverbed mere minutes later. The Victoria Day Disaster today is a well-known event in history to many Londoners, although the individual stories of those lost in the shipwreck are mostly shrouded in mystery or lack of information. In 2016, Woodland Cemetery held a walking tour with local historian Dan Brock for the 135th anniversary of the disaster. In popular culture London historian Daniel "Dan" J. Brock has shed light on many aspects of the disaster in recent years. He has been dedicated to finding as much information as possible on the shipwreck. His 2011 book "Fragments from the Forks" includes a great deal of information on the disaster. References Shipwrecks of Canada London, Ontario Maritime incidents in May 1881