
Cubitt’s Neo-Classical Revolution: Constructing Style in the 19th Century
Thomas Cubitt, a renowned figure of the 19th century, revolutionised the world of architecture with his dedication to the neo-classical style. This style, originating in
Thomas Cubitt, a renowned figure of the 19th century, revolutionised the world of architecture with his dedication to the neo-classical style. This style, originating in
Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting the captivating “The Rossettis” exhibition at Tate Britain, which reminded me of the influential presence of Christina Rosetti
In the winding labyrinth of London’s storied past, Kentish Town holds a rather peculiar legacy. Nestled in the heart of this vibrant neighbourhood, Angler’s Lane
Charles Waterton, an acclaimed 19th-century English naturalist, is best known for his natural history work and his South American journeys. His intriguing essay on natural
The Napoleon of Crime and the inspiration for Sherlock Holmes nemesis Moriarty lived just off Clapham Common. Adam Worth, originally German, grow up in American
The Inimitable Henry Mayhew: Observer of Victorian Life Henry Mayhew, a pioneering social researcher and journalist in 19th-century England, captured the essence of life in
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
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
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
The Man Behind the Legend Thomas Cubitt, the 19th-century master builder and triple-great grandfather of Queen Consort Camilla, left a lasting impact. Queen Victoria praised