A Dickens of a Podcast
10 January 2022 Comments Off on A Dickens of a PodcastDavid Charnick was recently asked to help historian Dan Snow with an episode of History Hit podcast,
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19 August 2019 Comments Off on Literary Southwark – London’s last remaining galleried coaching innDaniella King tells us about her walk Literary Southwark: Poets, Writers and Two Famous Diarists which
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5 July 2019 Comments Off on Ada SalterSouth of the River, Sue’s Bermondsey walk on 20th July celebrates the life and achievements of Ada
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 moreRiver Walks Festival
16 May 2015 1 Comment on River Walks FestivalThe River Walks Festival ran last month – a celebration of London’s rivers. Footprints of
Read moreSo Where is Shakespeare’s Brother?
11 April 2015 Comments Off on So Where is Shakespeare’s Brother?Neil Sinclair looks at the burial place of William Shakespeare’s brother. Find out more
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5 December 2014 Comments Off on Coming Soon – The Footprints River Walks FestivalThis Spring we will be holding the Footprints River Walks Festival – from
Read moreKings and Queens – Henry II
16 November 2014 Comments Off on Kings and Queens – Henry IIContinuing our series looking at the legacy monarchs have left to London. This time Henry II In the last
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10 November 2014 Comments Off on Putting History to BedEarlier this year we listed our favourite London Secret Gardens. Now Neil Sinclair has news of another
Read moreHead to Southwark Cathedral
22 February 2013 1 Comment on Head to Southwark CathedralThere are many reasons to visit Southwark Cathedral, the gothic gem of a building nestled on Bankside
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