The London Beer Flood of 1814
Post Date: 15th October 2013 Author: Matt Gedge On 17th October 199 years ago London witnessed one of the most bizarre and tragic accidents in its history. In…
The London most visitors walk straight past: hidden courtyards, forgotten disasters, a Victorian pet cemetery and a flood made entirely of beer.
Post Date: 15th October 2013 Author: Matt Gedge On 17th October 199 years ago London witnessed one of the most bizarre and tragic accidents in its history. In…
Post Date: Friday 20th September 2013 Author: Matt Gedge Those of you who haven’t watched the news or read the papers recently may not be aware that we…
Author: Matt Gedge Post Date: Wednesday 24th February 2013 “A man may surely be able to take a glass of wine by his own fireside” So reportedly said…
Author: Matt Gedge Post Date: 16th February 2013 Now that I’ve managed to find my way to the front of the queue in all the major attractions much…
Author: Matt Gedge Post Date: Sunday 13th January 2013 Ever thought you would like to avoid the queues and dig a little deeper into what is on offer…
Author: Matt Gedge I was asked to do a presentation on Great Windmill Street just off Piccadilly Circus, and was inevitably drawn to the former home, museum and…
