I recently visited an exhibition on the ‘Archaeology of Crossrail’. Crossrail is the building of a new railway line … More
Category: Post medieval 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
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
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…
Hampton Court (4): Wiliam III’s apartments
The accession to the throne of William III saw a programme of new royal building works including the building of … More
The Tower of London (19): Tower Green
Tower Green is an open space to the west of the White Tower. It is bordered on the south and … More
The Tower of London (18): Spoils of War
In the cellar of the White Tower are some examples of items brought back from various military campaigns and presented to … More
The Tower of London (17): Treasury and Records office
There is evidence of the storage of royal treasures at the Tower since the 11th century. It is likely that … More