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Statues and Memorials in London: William Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck

William (also known as George) Bentinck (1802-1848) was the second son of the 4th Duke of Portland. After he had … More

statues and memorials in London. Cavendish Square, William Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck

The Bathing Machine

It is widely believed that the Victorians invented the bathing machine but in fact evidence suggests that they were in … More

Bathing Machines

Portus: Gateway to Rome (5)

Amongst the other developments during the reign of Trajan was the building of the Therma Della Laterna, a bath complex … More

Ancient Rome's ports, Portus, Trajan

Statues and Memorials: King’s Statue Weymouth

The King’s statue stands on the Esplanade at Weymouth. It is dedicated to King George III, whose took many holidays … More

King's Statue Weymouth

Portus: Gateway to Rome (4)

At Portus a number of new projects were undertaken during Trajans port redevelopment. Most notable is the building of the … More

Ancient Rome's ports, Portus, Trajan

Portus: Gateway to Rome (3)

The continued expansion of trade across the Empire meant that within only a few decades of the completion of the … More

Ancient Rome's ports, Portus

Portus: Gateway to Rome (2)

In the reign of Claudius, a new port was constructed 3 km to the north of the Tiber estuary and … More

Ancient Rome's ports, Portus

Portus: Gateway to Rome (1)

When people talk about the Port of the city of Rome, they are usually thinking of the River port of … More

Ancient Rome's ports, Ostia, Portus

Statues and Memorials in London: Duke of Cumberland

Prince William, Duke of Cumberland was born in 1721.The third son of King George II he joined the army in … More

Duke of Cumberland, Jacobite uprising, statues and memorials in London. Cavendish Square

Lord’s cricket ground (4): The Pavillion

https://flic.kr/p/fRQpdC photo by David Pinkney (https://www.flickr.com/photos/dave_pinkney/) The next stop on our tour was the Pavilion. For some reason we were … More

Lord's Cricket Ground

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