What might Dickens have made of “Dickensian”?
14 January 2016 Comments Off on What might Dickens have made of “Dickensian”?With Dickensian, the BBC’s re-imagining of some of Charles Dickens’ most enduring characters
Read moreThe Cheese and Pickle lunchtime walks
10 January 2016 Comments Off on The Cheese and Pickle lunchtime walksOur guides do love a challenge, so when Joanna Moncrieff, Rhona Levene, Stephen Benton and Jen Pedler
Read moreChristina Broom – First woman press photographer
30 October 2015 Comments Off on Christina Broom – First woman press photographerTina Baxter talks about one of the women she features on her Women Through Time Part II walk on Saturday
Read moreShardlake – A Step by Step Guide
18 October 2015 Comments Off on Shardlake – A Step by Step GuideJill Finch believes C J Sansom’s Shardlake’s books are the ideal books for City of London
Read moreThe Cockney Poets
29 September 2015 Comments Off on The Cockney PoetsJill Finch talks about some of the Poets that feature in her walk The City By The Book – part of
Read moreKings and Queens in London – Henry III
26 September 2015 Comments Off on Kings and Queens in London – Henry IIIContinuing our series looking at the legacy of English monarchs in London. This time Henry III Considering
Read moreAll Hallows Staining
22 July 2015 Comments Off on All Hallows StainingPaul Surma looks at a relic of Medieval London – you can find out more on his walk on 8th
Read moreThe Architects Who Made London – Chamberlin, Powell & Bon
15 July 2015 Comments Off on The Architects Who Made London – Chamberlin, Powell & BonRhona Levene makes the case for architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon After devastation of the Cripplegate
Read moreThe Architects Who Made London – Norman Foster
26 June 2015 Comments Off on The Architects Who Made London – Norman FosterStarting a new series I which the Footprints of London Guides nominate architects who have defined the
Read moreOur Top Ten Windows in London
13 June 2015 Comments Off on Our Top Ten Windows in LondonThe Footprints of London guides love to point out windows on our walks – some for looking through,
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