Online – London’s Villages Bloomsbury
Few villages can claim a world-famous museum, a church that held a Christmas dinner for a hundred chimney-sweeps’ apprentices. Few villages can claim a world-famous museum, a church that held … Read More
Few villages can claim a world-famous museum, a church that held a Christmas dinner for a hundred chimney-sweeps’ apprentices. Few villages can claim a world-famous museum, a church that held … Read More
Terraces of Georgian London for all their apparent elegance of appearance were, in all but the most elite locations, very densely occupied. The terraces of Georgian London for all their … Read More
When people think of rivers and London, they think of the Thames, but the City was built around many other rivers too. When people think of rivers and London, they … Read More
Historic graffiti tells us stories and gives us insight into how people of the past behaved, felt, and thought. Historic graffiti tells us stories and gives us insight into how … Read More
When Elizabeth II came to the throne, she inherited a picture collection to rival any in the world – The Royal Collection of Art. Henry VIII can be considered the … Read More
For over a thousand years, London has been a city of palaces. Pete Smith tells the story of the most fascinating of these and of their more colourful inhabitants, ranging … Read More
Come on a journey along the early Georgian river from Westminster to the Tower of London. Using the panorama of the north bank of the Thames created by the Buck … Read More
Greek myths and legends works of art. Greek myths and legends have inspired some of the most beautiful and memorable works of art ever created in the Western world. Join … Read More
Enjoy the Cathedral’s beauty – and hear its history and some stories along the way. Jill Finch is a City of London Guide who also guides in St Paul’s Cathedral. … Read More
How different women coped with life in the Square Mile over the centuries. Virginia Woolf said, ‘for most of history Anonymous was a woman’ and although there have always been … Read More
Tea and coffee were part of the fabric of the City of London in the 18th & 19th centuries. One was big business and the other fuelled both the businesses … Read More