The 29th May 1953 was the date on which a New Zealander Edmund Hillary and a Nepalese Tenzing Norgay reached … More
Category: History
The London Stone
The London Stone is a city landmark which traditionally stood in a grilled alcove in a wall at 111 Cannon … More
St Saviours, Dartmouth
The original parish church of the port of Dartmouth in Devon was St Clements situated on the hill above the … More
Views of Dartmouth
Dartmouth, situated at the mouth of the river Dart in Devon is a town which has long-standing naval links. It … More
A tour through Rome AD320
Have you ever imagined what Rome looked like? How did all those ruins link together? Here is a tour of … More
Greyfriars Monastery
All that remains of the Medieval Franciscan Monastery in London, or the famous school which occupied the same site, are two blue … More
London Churches: St Vedast-alias-Foster
Perhaps one of the strangest named churches in the city of London, St Vedast-alias-Foster lies within the shadow of St … More
Lost and found at Lambeth Palace.
Originally posted on Stephen Liddell:
As the residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury for centuries, Lambeth Palace, which sits on the…
Madame la Guillotine
In Paris, 225 years ago today, the guillotine claimed its first victim. The guillotine was not the first device of … More
Flying Scotsman Flying South
60103 ‘Flying Scotsman’ is probably one of the most famous and iconic heritage steam engines in the UK and this … More