Altab Ali Park is located in London, England. It was originally known as St. Mary's Park as it was the site of a fourteenth century church called St. Mary Matfelon. Unfortunaltley, St. Mary Matfelon was heavily bombed during the Blitz of World War II and all that remains is the foundation and several graves. In 1998, the park was renamed in memory of Altab Ali. Ali was a twenty-five year old Bangladeshi worker who in 1978 was murdered near the park on his way home from work.

Belgrave Square is a garden square built in the 19th centruy. It is the centeral part of the Belgravia district, a very affluent district in London. It is politically important to both London and the world, as it is the home to several embassies. The Square also features gardens with famous statues of figures such as Simon Bolivar and Christopher Columbus.

Hyde Park- Origins 

In Westminster London, it is a major park that is known for being one of the largest royal parks in London. The entrance starts at Kensington Palace and goes all the way to Buckingham Palace, which houses the royal family. This park also houses serval Long Water lakes and the Serpentine river. These bodies of water are known to attract ducks, which are popular sightseeing animals in the park. 

Netherfield is the name of an estate in Hertfordshire. It is owned by the Bingleys and their arrival was alerted by the Bennets, who live in the Longbourn estate. Mrs. Bennet wishes for her daughters to get married and that's why she sends her daughter Jane out in the rain, where she hopes to get aquainted over there. This would make Jane sick and thus she had to stay in Netherfield for some time, forcing Elizabeth to want to go take care of her sister. Once Jane recovers, Mrs.