Filling stomachs since 1757.
Exceptional stuff from Rachel Kolsky.
Right next to Borough Market.
Centuries of plans to crown the church.
A little-known chapter of London's criminal history.
Roman tiles below, medieval stone above.
Rediscovered in 1999.
Marble vs. Wellington.
Horse bus badges are rare, but we know where to find thousands.
The station has just celebrated its 150th anniversary.
A quick ding-dong before Uncle Ned.
What's that doing there?
Do you know about the secret tunnel?
Pavement clocks and copper corgis.
An iconic hunk.
Shipwrecks, explosions and crashes.
13th century survivor.
Previously a plaque was in its place.
Includes filthy language from yesteryear.
The tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth.
Swept into the Thames at Blackwall.
In the 1940s, the tube had a problem with strays.
Council took on whisky fraudsters.
Mark of the Bridge House Estates.
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