The famous department store is back, but different.
According to old newspaper editorials.
"London's Vile Scandal".
No laundrette, no supermarket, no nothing.
Forehead-slapping eff-ups.
Not even joking.
Behold, the museum of tomorrow!
The police were flying overhead in the 1930s.
Time suck alert!
And made some pretty good films too.
London features in one of Keaton's last ever films.
Using old maps to trace lost waterways.
The Nao Santa María is in town.
New Oxford Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Victoria Street... all feel a bit alien.
A history of horseshoes, munitions, machinery and gates.
Very briefly there was an RAF St Pancras.
In search of Oswald's Stone.
"It is public art in its purest form."
85 years after the evacuation, surviving ships will sail again.
How a former Pope considered stepping down, and transferring the Papacy to London.
Charles II's tragic sojourn at Grim's Dyke.
The Oxford Street home of lentil cutlets and porridge.
Chelsea, it turns out, is rather historic.
He's even taking commissions.
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