THE LONDON BLOG of STUFF
We don’t do Niche, this blog is for the the bric a brac browsers, intelligent mix of London art, history, mechanical things, buildings and Street furniture.
3rd August Australia House opened 101 years ago today in London. 2008 started International Beer Day.
Australia house has been in London for 100 years today
International Beer Day started in 2008
Gunnersbury Park London Explored: with Rothchilds Favourite House
Gunnersbury Park in West London, with a Rothschild Mansion at his heart, has an incredible historical back story that stretches back almost 1,000 years. The Rothchild’s were the last of the private owners before the
Popular Stories
London Legendary Transport
The Best Art Canvas in London – Where did the Red London Bus Go?
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
A Tribute to the bus before the Routemaster AEC Regent III RT and RF buses
The world of London RT & RF Buses Take a peek inside the world of vintage RT London Buses, entered service 80 years ago this
The Best Parks, Hiden Gardens & Botanical Gardens in London
Arts & culture in London
at Christies
Cemetery Wetwang Slack
Trending stories on the Hangerlondon
Kate Bush Wuthering Heights Singer, revisiting the early gigs and homes
Kate Bush, Singer, songwriter, performer, dancer & record producer
Try something new Liberica coffee or Robusta Coffee
In the world of coffee there are two main types of coffee bean, Arabica and Robusta, these account for almost 98% of world coffee production.
London History
Goldsmiths’ Centre
Since Visiting Osterley House with their Winter Exhibition which contains Silverware from the Goldsmiths
Halloween at Balmoral Castle was an event to remember under Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria had a unique connection to Halloween, the legends, folklore, and customs. We take
Kate Bush Wuthering Heights Singer, revisiting the early gigs and homes
Kate Bush, Singer, songwriter, performer, dancer & record producer
Russian Royalty and the Romanovs, Photographs of The Crimea at the Queens Gallery
Russian Royalty and the Romanov’s collection at the Queen’s Gallery traces the story of the
London's Rich Heritage
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
