Lydia Lopokova, as Terpsichore the muse of dance and choral poetry, leaves a lyre resting against her side to hold a squirrel aloft.
Christabel, Lady Aberconway as Euterpe the muse of music.
Osbert Sitwell as Apollo, god of music, dance and lots more, plays a pipe to awaken the muses.
Londonist have an old photo of these balusters showing the purpose of the horizontal grove in their sides. When first installed here the ...
These are the gardens around Myddelton House. In 1968 the house and the gardens were sold to the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, who ...
This stone comes from the porch of the south wing of nearby Pitzhanger Manor. The 1770 wing was designed by George Dance but the porch, w...
The small building with the mural is UK Power Network's Wheelwright Street sub-station, with Pentonville Prison behind.
We wondered what brought about this gathering of kings (four if you include the host, King Edward III), but could not track down any refe...
We can find no confirmation that More lived at Eltham, though he probably visited his daughter, Margaret Roper, at her home there. From e...
In 1906 this building replaced the previous, also purpose-built, 1842 Woolwich town hall which still survives, nearby, on the corner of C...
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