A London lifestyle Journal mixing London Art & Culture and exploring London History
9th July
1941 The Enigma Code was Broken Polish Mathematicisans from the University of Poznan, Henryk Zygalski, Jerzy Rózycki and Marian Rejewski In 2000 Marian
Hilton Hotels History: 101 years of Innovation – Hilton London Wembley to The Beverley Hilton
Hilton Hotel History, in 1919 Conrad Hilton founded the first Hilton in Cisco Texas, called The Mobley. His belief was that travel can make the world a better place. A Mantra the company have kept
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The Best Art Canvas in London, In the olden days, it was simple, London Buses were red, red with a few adverts. The red London
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Goldsmiths’ Centre
Since Visiting Osterley House with their Winter Exhibition which contains Silverware from the Goldsmiths collection we thought we would have a look at what
3rd October 1885 Millwall first football match
1885 the first Football match that the Millwall Rovers F.C played against Fillebrook F.C Club motto “ we Fear no foe where e’er we go” Brief
Sir when a man is tired of London he is tired of life; Dr Samuel Johnson House
“Sir, when a man is tired of London he is tired of life: for there is in London all that life can afford”
Battle of Blackheath – The 4th Kingdom of Britain
Battle of Blackheath was fought over the independence of Cornwall in 1497. 15,000 Cornish men marched 250 miles across southern England to face King Henry VII army
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Seven Ages of Man 22 foot totem pole sculpture inspired by shakespeare
William Shakespeare’s play ‘7 ages of man’ is the inspiration for this 22-foot high cast aluminium Sculpture, on Queen Victoria Street, Blackfriars by Artist Richard
804th Lord Mayor’s Show Procession, 692nd Lord Mayor – Bonus 2019 Pictures Inside!
We take a brief look at the 804 years of the Lord Mayor’s Show in 2019; the King came up with a cunning plan to
Lock Down explorations from the chair late night at the V&A Museum
During the Lock Down, the V&A is closed, but take a peak at Late Night at the V&A when people on planet earth were shoulder
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Barbican Centre, London’s best known brutalist building