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By M@

Is This London's Oddest Street Name?

Crooked Usage, in Finchley.
By Dean Nicholas

Why Is There A Harrier Jump Jet Parked In South London?

Classic British fighter plane finds unlikely retirement home.
By M@

Book Review: London's Lost Rivers, A Walker's Guide

An oft-trodden topic gets a fresh new treatment.
By M@

Hogwarts Pupils Confounded By Moving Platform At King's Cross

Harry Potter fans kept on their toes by itinerate platform.
By M@

London's Weirdest Dummies And Mannequins: A Miscellany

The capital's plastic population revealed.
By M@

A New Mural For The East End

Can you identify the famous characters in this Mile End Road mural?
By M@

Recycled Routemasters: New Uses For Old Busses

From fish shops to golf courses.
By M@

Inside A Ghost Tube Station: Brompton Road

Inside an abandoned Tube station.
By M@

A Tour Of The British Postal Museum Store

See capsules from a forgotten tube system, ancient post boxes and much more besides.
By SallyB2

Nature-ist: Harleyford Road and Bonnington Square

We find little bit of the green stuff in busy bustly Kennington.
By M@

A Spotter's Guide To The TARDIS in London

We've found six TARDISs around London.
By M@

Visit The Billingsgate Roman House And Baths

A very rare chance to see an ancient Italian bathing spot.
By M@

More London Oddness In Google Maps

Barnet is the capital of the UK, apparently.
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By M@

London Facts That Aren't Actually True

The Savoy isn't the only place to drive on the right, and other faulty facts.
By M@

Goodbye To The King's Cross Gasholder

A local landmark is demolished...but it shall return.
By M@

The Crazy Golf Course Of Camden Town

A touch of the seaside on a Camden housing estate.
By M@

Take A Tour Of St Pancras Renaissance Hotel

The sumptuous building is now offering tours. We were impressed.
By Dean Nicholas

What Did They Do With The Old Tube Station?

Shoreditch station re-opens this week. But what has it been turned into?
By M@

Condemned LSE Hospital Building Becomes Gallery

Themes of architecture, medicine, creativity, destruction and decay breathe life and death into a building that won't be here for much longer.
By Lindsey

Nature-ist: Northala Fields

What are those four mounds flanking the A40 at Northolt?
By Lindsey

Trocadero to Troxy: Europe's Largest Wurlitzer Theatre Pipe Organ

The east end, art-deco Troxy takes on its sister-super-cinema's Wurlitzer.

By M@

Book Review: London's Lost Rivers By Paul Talling

A much-covered subject gets a fresh treatment.
By M@

Charles Dickens' Houses...Mapped

Including the places he worked, lodged and slept around.
By M@

Book Review: London Under By Peter Ackroyd

One of London's greatest living chroniclers heads underground.