London Blog Posts

London History Podcast Episodes

133. Royal Festival Hall Organ at 70
Two Temple Place

London History Blog

Latest Articles

As you meander along the pathways that trace the course of Regent’s Canal, the waterway feels like a tranquil pause amid the bustling life of London. These days, it offers […]

There is a fine statue by Grinling Gibbons of Sir Robert Clayton on the northern edge of the site of St Thomas’s Hospital. The figure exudes an air of quiet […]

The European Allure of London’s Musical Landscape When Hector Berlioz, the French Romantic composer, uttered the words, “I am convinced that there is no city in the world where as […]

Discover the fascinating history of Thomas Beckett and the revival of the Beckett Pageant for London, a celebration of his life and legacy. This blog post explores the origins of […]

A Foray into the Role of Women in London’s History The City of London stands as a repository of multifaceted history and, significantly, as a witness to the untold contributions […]

St Pancras New Church was hugely expensive, costing £77,000. The money was raised by increasing the rates by the maximum possible of 4d to raise £40,000. The rest of the […]

Scroll to Top
Open chat
Scan the code
Hello 👋
We provide guided walks and private tours to Londoners and visitors alike.
Can we help you?