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Zythophile
'Zee-tho-fyle', by Martyn Cornell, an award-winning blog about beer now and then, founded in 2007.
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How much beer did a 19th century farmer-brewer brew? A fascinating pair of pieces of ephemera, these, because they tells us something about brewing and beer consumption in large households and by farmers, and give a clue as to why farmers who brewed sometimes …
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London History Blog - Blue Badge Guide Look Up London
Revealing London's Hidden History. Look Up London is about historic gems, unusual museums and London sites.
By Katie Wignall. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
History of Shafto Mews, Belgravia Tucked off Sloane Street in Belgravia is an enticing-looking mews with an interesting backstory. This is the story of Shafto Mews. Marking the entrance today is a fabulous archway, dating from c.1880. This grandiose opening …
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London Remembers
A website aiming to capture all memorials in London.
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St Mary Axe Church Site of St Mary Axe Church, 1230 - 1561.City of London
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Lancashire Past – Lancashire History Website and Blog
Lancashire History Website and Blog.
By Adrian Bowden, R Bowden. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
A History of Blackburn Cathedral The church that stands today as Blackburn Cathedral is a mix of Georgian and mid-Twentieth Century architecture. Welcoming those of faith and no faith alike, inside there is a wealth of artisan design and history …
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Isle of Dogs Life
This site is a celebration of life past and present on this small part of London’s East End.
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SS Robin to move to Trinity Buoy Wharf on December 10th 2023 In 2017, We proudly announced that SS Robin was returning home but things did not quite work out that way because of various issues. However, we can bring the news that the move from the …
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Historical Ragbag
A site of history's odds and ends, and lots of books.
By Ellen. 🇦🇺 More infoUpdated
Bear’s Castle Bear’s Castle is an enigma. There is little agreement over why it was built, or its purpose, but it truly captures the imagination. Bear’s Castle stands on the edge of the Yan Yean Reservoir, just …
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Footprints of London - Blog
Where Londoners walk.
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The Queen of the Blues vs The Queen of Hell Michael Duncan introduces us to a few of the colourful characters from his walking tour The Haves and Have-nots of Marylebone. You can join him on Sunday 26th November to discover more, follow the link …
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Dr Alun Withey
I am an academic historian of medicine and the body, and 2014 AHRC/BBC 'New Generation Thinker'.
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The Troublesome Gibbet of John Haines, the ‘Wounded Highwayman’ of Hounslow. For this post, I am going to wander into the world of crime in the late eighteenth century, and the grisly fate that befell many who committed the heinous crime of highway robbery. (Full disclosure: …
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Peter Berthoud | Blog
Discovering London stories, art, architecture, photography, pubs, plans and lesser known curios and oddities. Also featuring cards and games with a connection to London's history.
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How Fitzrovia Got Its Name Before this poster was created hardly anyone had seen the word "Fitzrovia" in print and virtually nobody would have recognised "Fitzrovia" as the name of a London neighbourhood.The origins of Fitzrovia's name begin in the …
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Cemetery Club
Museums of People // Libraries of the Dead.
By Sheldon K. Goodman. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
Studio For Sale A flat in Hampstead is up for sale. Boasting over 1,332 sq feet of living space, a private terrace and close proximity to Hampstead High Street, this top floor flat – with its plain white …
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A London Inheritance
A Private History of a Public City.
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Churches at the City Boundaries – St Andrew, Holborn This is the church of St. Andrew, Holborn, photographed in the low sun of a bright winter’s afternoon: I will be exploring the church later in the post, but to start, let’s look at the …
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Lazy Girl Running – Blog
By Laura Fountain. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
Making space to work out at home Making space to work out at home When we moved to out house almost two years ago from one one-bed London flat, I was really excited to have more space to do some home workouts. …
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lives; running
By David Renton. 🇬🇧 More infoUpdated
Provisional Measures: Three reasons for delight & one point of caution “The court concludes that the conditions are met” The decision of the ICJ to impose provisional measures is a vindication for everyone who spoke out against the war – for the Palestinians of course and …
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blog7t
parkrun venue guides.
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Kingston parkrun Kingston Upon Thames (or simply Kingston) is a town in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames with a population of around 43,000 people (the wider borough is home to 163,000). It historically sat in …
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Once Upon a Time in the Vest
A blog for athletes and fans of 20th century Track and Field culled from articles in sports journals of the day, original articles, book reviews, and commentaries from readers.
By George Brose, Roy Mason. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 More infoUpdated
V14 N. 16 Bob Mathias from an Old Life Magazine Found an old Life Magazine (July 11, 1949) last week. The cover with Bob Mathias got to me right away. Inside a spread about his return home to Tulare, CA to compete in US National …