Lord Byron - SW1
SW1, Bennet Street, 4
The image of this plaque has, incorrectly, been taken to represent the first 'blue plaque' erected to Lord Byron in Holles Street.
The image of this plaque has, incorrectly, been taken to represent the first 'blue plaque' erected to Lord Byron in Holles Street.
Unveiled on Windrush day in 2022. The full poem is available at Laura Serrant.
The bridges were actually completed in 2002.
As often happens with memorials of this period the 'G's and 'C's are difficult to distinguish - we think we've got them right. The body...
First recorded in 1210, St Helens is the largest surviving parish church in the City of London, and one of the few churches that survived...
We can't find any connection that Thackeray had with this area. Nearby are Dickens and Macaulay roads, so it seems to be part of a litera...
Lynn lived in this street from the age of 4 -21. The street name panel was installed to celebrate her 100th birthday. There is an identic...
This sign was installed to celebrate Lynn's 100th birthday, but we don't know when the street was named for her.
Vivien Leigh, first starring film role Gentleman's Agreement, B. & D. Imperial Studios, Elstree 1935. Commemorating the centenary of ...
Layers of London's map confirms the extent of the bomb damage.