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Charles Henry Driver (1832-1900) was an English architect and engineer of the Victorian period, noted for his role in the design and construction of significant British infrastructure. His contribution to […]

A while back I wrote a blog post of how British composers were in short supply which remarked upon the fact that after the great Henry Purcell, British classical music […]

In the annals of history, few people have had as transformative an impact on a city as Joseph Bazalgette had on London. His name may not be as universally recognizable […]

Alan Jay Lerner was a prominent figure in the world of musical theatre. Known for his eloquent lyrics and engaging storytelling, Lerner made a significant impact on both American and […]

Venture off busy Ludgate Hill, away from the crowds of tourists visiting or photographing St Paul’s Cathedral, and you will find a quiet narrow road – Carter Lane – and […]

The Stone of Destiny sounds like something out of the Marvel movie.  It is a rather unimpressive piece of sandstone, but it plays a central role in the Coronation story.  […]

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