Guns, bombs and bridges feature in this week's Londony anniversaries.
Coming soon: Boris Johnson's guide to London
Happy birthday, Waterloo Station.
London's bus services have come a long way in the last 182 years.
Fascinating photos of a bygone age in one of London's most spectacular galleries.
It's been 44 years since Reg Varney opened the UK's first ATM, in Enfield.
Monday morning Londony trivia.
30 years ago today, the Trooping the Colour ceremony was much more dramatic than it was this weekend.
Meet some of the best foreign writers around, with a focus on Spain, history and translation.
As Damon Albarn writes a musical about the 16th Century mystic, we track down his magical gizmos.
Are you living next door to a listed property?
More Londony trivia for a Monday morning.
Angry men, a big bell, a homing pigeon, a coronation and an attempted assasination. All Londony anniversaries this week.
Monday anniversaries and other Londony trivia.
More trivia for a Monday morning.
Londony anniversaries this week, and other trivia.
This week in London's history: murders, epic horseback journeys, the rebuilding of a palace and the inspiration for a well-known landmark.
Pop-up exhibition reveals ancient Covent Garden.
More London miscellany for a Monday morning.
Riots, footballers, protests, battles in north London and the first English dictionary – all things that the days of this week have in common.
Ancient graveyard found at Liverpool Street.
Dan Snow wallows through crap in a new TV show about 14th Century London.
Did you know that the National Portrait Gallery has been open in its current premises for 115 years?
Find out which of London's great civil engineers was born 192 years ago today.
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