Alice Perrers and Edward III: Their Historical Impact
Discover the dynamics between Alice Perrers and Edward III, revealing lesser-known aspects of their lives.
Category: Medieval 510AD – 1484
History of Newgate Prison: London’s Most Feared Prison
Learn about the fascinating history of Newgate Prison, a significant site of intrigue in the context of British criminal history.
St Michael Paternoster Royal: Exploring Local Attractions
Explore the history and significance of St Michael Paternoster Royal in London. Discover its unique architectural features.
Southwark History: Medieval Entertainment, Marshalsea Prison and the Winchester Geese
Discover the varied history of Southwark, from Roman river crossing and medieval entertainment to Shakespeare’s theatres, the Liberty of the Clink, Marshalsea Prison, Crossbones Cemetery and Charles Dickens’ London.
The Five Aldermen: Roles and Responsibilities Explained
Explore The Five Aldermen and their significance in history and culture. Discover their impact on society today.
Medieval London Bridge: A Historic Marvel Revealed
Discover London Bridge at St Magnus the Martyr Many pass beneath city skyscrapers, unaware that the original entrance to medieval London Bridge still stands—memorialised at
St Mary le Bow: Discover Its Architectural Beauty
St Mary-le-Bow: A Church That Helped Shape London Deep in the heart of the City of London stands a church that has witnessed conquest, rebellion,
The Curious Case of St Pancras in the City of London
Introduction Mention “St Pancras” and most people think of the international railway station in central London. But before fast trains and Victorian grandeur, the name
Medieval Toilets London: Where Sanitation Began
Introduction When we think about mediaeval London, our minds often turn to knights, guilds, plague pits, and towering churches—but what about toilets? In 🎧Episode 64
Cornhill: Architecture, Allegiances and Acts of Revenge in the City
Introduction Every lane and street in the City of London tells a story, which is unsurprising as its history goes back from 43 AD from