Group Therapy
As soon as news hit that Winehouse had died on July 23, fans flocked to her home in North London. A makeshift shrine was created as flowers, notes and other mementos began to pile up in front of the house.
Hometown Girl
Among the many handwritten tributes was a note reading, "You will not be forgotten by Camden—we all love you and will continue to love you."
Picture Perfect
A poster-size photo of the late singer was topped with a handwritten banner saying, "R.I.P. Never Forgotten."
Candle in the Wind
Despite the Back to Black songstress' battle with substance abuse, some fans left bottles of vodka, wine and beer next to flowers, notes, photos and candles.
Wild Rose
"Rest in eternal peace" wrote one fan on a card placed next to some roses, a can of Budweiser and two mini bottles of Smirnoff vodka. "Your music will live on forever. Forget the haters. Go in peace as we celebrate the heavenly voice you leave with us."
Family Matters
The Grammy winner's parents, Mitch and Janis Winehouse, visited the ever-expanding memorial on July 25. They announced a private funeral would take place the next day.