#london-history

#london-history

Fanny Wilkinson worked hard for many years to design public gardens, making green spaces and fresh drinking water available for all to enjoy, and it's an absolute pleasure to know that my sculpture will help to commemorate her pioneering professionalism.

The Great Fire of London was a pivotal event in the city’s history, illustrating the devastating impact of urban fires on densely populated areas.

The City Bridge Foundation, founded in 1282, has evolved from managing tolls to distributing £30 million annually to charities across Greater London.

Percy Circus was one of the last areas in this part of London to be developed, showcasing a unique collection of Victorian houses, albeit slightly different due to various builders' designs.

Fancy a beer by the HMS Belfast? Head to the recently-revamped Horniman at Hay's Galleria.

The Ye Olde Swiss Cottage pub, renowned for its rich history dating back to 1830, served its last pints on February 1, marking the end of an era.

Another such museum is the Museum of London, covering capital history from pre-historic to modern times, formed in 1976 by combining previous collections from Guildhall Museum and London Museum.