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1

Burning Man Festival Site

2

Burro Schmidt Tunnel

3

Bridal Cave

4

Branson

5

Braddock

6

Thames Barrier – Holding Back the Sea

7

A Line Through Time: The Prime Meridian, Greenwich

8

Para um pedaço de carne macio

9

Voor een mals stukje vlees

10

It looks like meat’s back on the menu, boys

11

A verdadeira Amazon pode se levantar, por favor?

12

Amazones, en Amazones

13

Will the real Amazon please stand up?

14

As origens contestadas de Fortaleza

15

De betwiste oorsprong van Fortaleza

16

The contested origins of Fortaleza

17

Ecos do império: Em Itaparica, onde a ambição holandesa encontrou a brutalidade maquiavélica

18

Itaparica, waar Hollandse ambitie samenging met de wrede aanpak van Machiavelli

19

Echoes of empire: On Itaparica, where Dutch ambition met Machiavellian brutality

20

O apelo de um secretário por uma visão colonial

21

De smeekbede van een secretaris voor een koloniale visie

22

A secretary’s plea for a colonial vision

23

Como um palácio sem jantares pôs fim a um reinado colonial

24

Hoe een paleis zonder diners een koloniaal bewind beëindigde

25

How a dinnerless palace ended a colonial reign

26

Tensão no topo: De Forte Maurício ao coração de uma disputa colonial de poder

27

Spanning aan de top: Van Fort Maurits tot in het hart van een koloniale machtsstrijd

28

Tension at the top: From Fort Maurits to the heart of a colonial power struggle

29

E se os holandeses tivessem ficado?

30

Wat als de Hollanders waren gebleven?

31

What if the Dutch had stayed?

32

Tráfico de Escravizados, Poder e o Príncipe Humanista do Brasil Holandês

33

Slavensmokkel, Macht en de Humanistische Prins van Nederlands Brazilië

34

Slave-Smuggling, Power, and the Humanist Prince of Dutch Brazil

35

Como os Judeus de Livorno Moldaram Silenciosamente o Brasil Holandês

36

Hoe de Joden van Livorno stilletjes Nederlands-Brazilië vormgaven

37

How Livorno’s Jews Quietly Shaped Dutch Brazil

38

Do monopólio ao compromisso

39

Van monopolie tot compromis

40

From monopoly to compromise

41

Os Poti: católicos e calvinistas

42

De Poti: Katholieken en calvinisten

43

The Poti: Catholics and Calvinists

44

A presença Holandesa na Amazônia

45

Hollanders in de Amazone

46

A Dutch Amazon

47

Incorporado ao vocabulário

48

Terechtkomen in het woordenboek

49

Becoming part of the lexicon

50

O espetaculo

51

Het spektakel

52

The spectacle

53

Um bom negócio

54

Een mooie deal

55

A good trade

56

O polímata alemão

57

De Duitse alleskunner

58

The German polymath

59

Mudando as fronteiras

60

Grenzen verleggen

61

The department of government expansion

62

Morte de um príncipe

63

De dood komt voor ons allen

64

Death of a prince

65

Nassau apaixonado

66

Maurits verliefd

67

Nassau in love

68

Apresentando os Pré-Adamitas

69

En hier hebben we de Pre-Adamieten

70

Introducing the Pre-Adamites

71

Brasil Holandês na academia

72

Nederlands Brazilië in de academische wereld

73

Dutch Brazil in academia

74

Cenário de batalhas

75

Worstelen en bovenkomen

76

To do battle

77

Memórias seletivas

78

Halve herinneringen

79

Selective memories

80

Memórias da Holanda

81

Herinneringen aan Holland

82

Memories of the Dutch

83

O homen com a perna de pau

84

De man met het houten been

85

The man with the wooden leg

86

O governador colonial que “se tornou nativo”

87

De koloniale gouverneur die achterbleef

88

The colonial governor who ‘went native’

89

O papel das mulheres no Brasil Holandês

90

De rol van vrouwen in Nederlands Brazilië

91

The role of women in Dutch Brazil

92

O exército se lembra

93

Het leger onthoudt

94

The army remembers

95

O mesmo, mas diferente

96

Hetzelfde, maar dan anders

97

Same same, but different

98

Brincando com blocos

99

Met blokken spelen

100

Playing with blocks

101

Apenas os fatos, senhora

102

Alleen de feiten, aub

103

Just the facts, ma’am

104

Tornando-se governador do Brasil Holandês

105

Gouverneur worden van Nederlands Brazilië

106

Becoming governor of Dutch Brazil

107

Colonizar ou ser colonizado

108

Koloniseren of gekoloniseerd worden

109

To colonize, or be colonized

110

A resiliência como estratégia

111

Veerkracht als strategie

112

Resilience as strategy

113

Um romance ambientado no Recife de Nassau

114

Een roman in het Recife van Maurits

115

A novel set in Maurice’s Recife

116

370 anos da rendição dos holandeses

117

370 jaar sinds de Nederlandse overgave

118

370 years since the Dutch surrender

119

A mulher holandesa irritando os homens holandeses

120

De ‘vervelende’ Hollandse vrouw

121

The Dutch woman annoying Dutch men

122

Pecados abaixo do equador

123

Zondes onder de evenaar

124

Sins beneath the equator

125

A resistência não é inútil

126

Verzet is niet zinloos

127

Resistance is not futile

128

Os flamengos jogam futebol brasileiro

129

De Vlamingen spelen Braziliaans voetbal

130

The Flemish play Brazilian football

131

A grande fachada

132

De grote façade

133

The great facade

134

De Recife, para Berlim, para Cracóvia

135

Van Recife, naar Berlijn, naar Krakau

136

From Recife, to Berlin, to Krakow

137

Eerder een os die vliegt, dan Maurits een held

138

Easier for an ox to fly than for Nassau to be a hero

139

Se algo é desconhecido nao sera amado

140

Onbekend maakt onbemind

141

Unknown means unloved

142

Olhando para trás novamente

143

Terug kijken met een nieuwe blik

144

Looking back anew

145

“Nova Amsterdam”, o filme

146

“Nieuw Amsterdam”, de film

147

The film ‘New Amsterdam’

148

O teatro das heroínas de Tejucupapo

149

Het theater van de heldinnen van Tejucupapo

150

The theatre of the heroines of Tejucupapo

151

A história está na rua

152

De geschiedenis ligt op straat

153

History’s on the streets

154

Um forte enterrado

155

Een begraven fort

156

A buried fort

157

A Batalha dos Guararapes, o espetáculo!

158

Een slagveld! Een spektakel!

159

A battle! A spectacle!

160

Colonizadores colonizados pela mandioca

161

Kolonisten, gekoloniseerd door cassave

162

Colonisers colonized by cassava

163

O papagaio demoníaco

164

De bezeten papegaai

165

The demonic parrot

166

A primeira cerveja do Brasil

167

Het eerste Braziliaanse bier

168

The first Brazilian beer

169

Resistir os holandeses

170

Weerstaanbare Nederlanders

171

To resist the Dutch

172

A lenda da casa vermelha

173

De legende van het rode huis

174

The legend of the red house

175

Se não os holandeses, os suecos!

176

Als niet de Hollanders, dan de Zweden!

177

If not the Dutch, the Swedes!

178

Das crises à derrota

179

Van crises tot nederlaag

180

From crises to defeat

181

Dourado, para alguns

182

Gouds, voor sommigen

183

Golden, for some

184

O Centro Universitário Maurício de Nassau

185

De Universiteit van Maurits

186

The Maurice de Nassau University

187

Conhecimento indígena na guerra contra os holandeses

188

Inheemse kennis in de oorlog tegen de Nederlanders

189

Indigenous knowledge in the war against the Dutch

190

Pintando triunfos

191

Triomfen verven

192

Painting triumphs

193

A cerâmica de Francisco Brennand contra os holandeses

194

Het keramiek van Francesco Brennand in het gevecht tegen de Nederlanders

195

Fighting the Dutch through the ceramics of Francesco Brennand

196

As heroínas vivem ainda hoje: mulheres de Tejucupapo

197

Nog altijd niet vergeten: de heldinnen van Tejucupapo

198

Heroines still celebrated today: The women of Tejucupapo

199

O primeiro polonês a caminhar no fundo do mar

200

De eerste Pool op de bodem van de zee

201

The first Pole to walk on the bottom of the sea

202

Governando o Brasil Holandês

203

Nederlands Brazilië besturen

204

Governing Dutch Brazil

205

Ponte Mauricio de Nassau

206

De Maurits van Nassau brug

207

The Maurice de Nassau bridge

208

Civilizados e traficantes de africanos?

209

Beschaafd en mensensmokkelaars?

210

The civilized as human traffickers

211

Os candidatos a novo Nassau

212

Wie is de nieuwe Maurits?

213

Who’s the new Nassau?

214

Os ecos fracos do genocídio

215

In de schaduw van genocide

216

The faint echoes of genocide

217

Olinda: a primeira joia da coroa portuguesa

218

Olinda: Het eerste Portuguese kroonjuweel

219

Olinda: the first jewel in the Portuguese crown

220

De tragedie van Olinda, nog altijd te zien in het theater

221

The tragedy of Olinda, still in theaters

222

Amando Bolívar e os holandeses

223

Op de bres voor Simón Bolívar en de Hollanders

224

Fighting for Simón Bolívar, and in love with the Dutch

225

Nassau demitido, mas ainda um conde

226

Ontslagen, maar nog altijd graaf

227

Nassau sacked, but still a count

228

Uma Boa Vista para uma ponte e um palácio

229

Mooi uitzicht, met een brug en een paleisje

230

A lovely view of a bridge and palace

231

De lange armen van koloniaal bestuur

232

The long arms of colonial administration

233

D. Pedro II, o fiador da memória contra os holandeses

234

Dom Pedro II, beschermheer van anti-Nederlands sentiment

235

Dom Pedro II, the guarantor of anti-Dutch sentiment

236

Antes da cidade, um porto

237

Eerst een haven, toen een stad

238

Before the city, a port

239

O futuro amargo dos líderes coloniais não brancos do Brasil

240

De donkere toekomst van de niet-blanke Braziliaanse koloniale aanvoerders

241

The darker future of Brazil’s non-white colonial leaders

242

Garantir o comércio de escravos

243

De slavenhandel veilig stellen

244

Attempting to secure the slave trade

245

Maurício, e o primeiro observatório nas Américas

246

Maurits, en de eerste sterrenwacht in Amerika

247

Maurice, and the first observatory in the Americas

248

A mania do abacaxi na Europa chegou a 14 metros

249

Het hoogtepunt van ‘Pineapple Mania’ was 14 meter

250

The height of the Pineapple Mania was 14 meters

251

Fake news no Brasil Holandês

252

Fake news in Nederlands Brazilië

253

Fake news in Dutch Brazil

254

O mito do Exército Brasileiro

255

De ontstaansmythe van het Braziliaanse leger

256

The creation myth of the Brazilian Army

257

Terra arrasada

258

Verschroeide aarde

259

Scorched earth

260

O coração da Cidade Maurícia

261

Het hart van Mauritsstad

262

The heart of Mauritius

263

Forte das quase Cinco Pontas

264

Itamaracá: uma capital holandesa informal no Brasil

265

Een officieuze Nederlandse hoofdstad in Brazilië

266

Itamaracá: an informal Dutch capital in Brazil

267

Het fort met net-geen vijf punten

268

The not-quite five-pointed fort

269

Het Muziekgilde Henrique Dias

270

The resilience of the Henrique Dias Musical Guild

271

Uma praça e um jornal

272

Plein en krant

273

A square and a newspaper

274

O desembarque holandes em Pernambuco

275

De Hollanders komen aan land in Pernambuco

276

The Dutch break ground in Pernambuco

277

Livros escolares brasileiros sobre a invasão holandesa

278

De Hollandse invasie in de Braziliaanse schoolboeken

279

Brazilian school books on the Dutch invasion

280

A primeira expedição de corsários às Américas

281

De eerste Nederlandse kaapvaart in de Atlantische Oceaan

282

The first Dutch privateering expedition to the Americas

283

Anna Paes, a senhora de engenho

284

Anna Paes, de vrouw met de molen

285

Anna Paes, lady of the mill

286

Pavônia: a Fernando de Noronha holandesa

287

Fernando de Noronha op z’n Hollands: Pavônia

288

Pavônia: the Dutch Fernando de Noronha

289

João Pessoa era Frederikstad

290

João Pessoa was Frederikstad

291

João Pessoa was Frederikstad

292

Sempre um motivo para uma bebida

293

Altijd een reden voor een drankje

294

The many reasons for drinking

295

Salvador; a primeira ocupação holandesa no Brasil

296

Salvador; de eerste Hollandse bezetting in Brazilië

297

Salvador; the first Dutch occupation in Brazil

298

As primeiras sinagogas das Américas

299

De eerste synagoges in Amerika

300

The first synagogues of the Americas

301

O Mundo é dos fortes

302

Het recht van de sterkste

303

Might is right

304

Museum of the Bomb

305

To swim in two countries

306

From Scotland via Cape Horn

307

A Seattle source of power

308

Boston Marathon Bombing Film Set

309

The Boston Gas Tank

310

Between earth and space

311

An Air Station and Prison

312

Crossing the border… underground

313

A quirky collection of small buildings

314

Cherry

315

Bonneville Salt Flats Raceway

316

Bonneville Dam

317

Chances

318

Beneath the City by the Chester Canal

319

Bombay Beach

320

Boldt Castle, a Gilded Age summer house

321

Boise Meridian Initial Point

322

Fivebough Sunrise

323

Boeing Main Assembly Plant

324

Bob Dylan’s House

325

Blue Water Bridge

326

Blue Lake

327

Blue Cloud Movie Ranch

328

Blackfoot Pathways

329

Blackbird Airpark: An Ode to Aviation Innovation

330

Black Rock Desert

331

Black Rock Beach Resort Site

332

Black Mesa High Point Monument

333

Black Eagle Falls and Dam

334

Bishop Castle, a “poor man’s Disneyland”

335

Little Forest

336

Dead Heart of the MIA

337

Birds of passage, at Bradwell

338

Serisier Bridge

339

The LH Ford Bridge

340

Dundullimal Railway Bridge

341

Dover Esplanade

342

Singing Ringing Tree

343

The Swing Bridge inspired by a bony fish

344

The earth’s alternate biosphere

345

The largest earth movements in American history

346

The largest historic, private home in America

347

Bill Clinton Presidential Library and Museum

348

Bill Clinton’s birthplace

349

Railroad’s Big Ten Curve

350

Big Muskie Fish

351

The remains of the largest single-bucket excavating machine

352

To manipulate the world oil market

353

Oh, wow! Aliens!?

354

Big Brutus

355

Big Bear Solar Observatory

356

To look down on creation

357

From Steel Plant to Money Machine

358

Live by the steel, die by the steel

359

From America, to the world

360

The pleasure of skiing

361

Bentley Snowflake Museum

362

Bletchley Park

363

Rangers House

364

The home of the chunky monkey

365

Presidential furniture

366

Each foot in another country

367

Of corn flakes and war injuries

368

Harry Lewis and Vera Lynn

369

A bank vault fit for filming

370

Bandelier National Monument

371

The first to vote in the New Hampshire primaries

372

Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

373

It’s what Howard Hughes’ dad left us

374

The largest railway yard in the United States

375

The Bagdad Cafe

376

The origin of Pong

377

To manufacture a blowout

378

A good airplane never dies

379

Jerusalem in Miniature

380

Perhaps the coldest town in the lower 48

381

The largest shipyard shed in the United States

382

Microwaving New York

383

Dead on the fourth of July

384

The two-nations golfing club

385

In order to go to the moon

386

Where soldiers rest

387

Two ways to cool down

388

Once the largest gold mill

389

Peering at the stars

390

A modernist urban utopia under construction

391

The first city in the world to be lit by atomic power

392

Rivers of corn syrup

393

A meeting of states

394

It’s where Siri lives

395

The Graveyard Digression (part 6)

396

The Graveyard Digression (part 5)

397

The Graveyard Digression (part 4)

398

The Graveyard Digression (part 3)

399

The Graveyard Digression (part 2)

400

The Graveyard Digression (part 1)

401

Looking for quasars

402

A quiet border crossing

403

A bunch of publicly owned bison

404

Where you earn 4 cents an hour

405

The most northerly post office in the contiguous United States

406

Louis Mordish, the “English Gershwin”

407

Immigration and poetry

408

The birthplace of Andrew Johnson

409

Visiting Andrew Johnson

410

The birthplaces of Andrew Jackson

411

Billions in settlements

412

The tallest masonry structure in the world?

413

Once the largest textile mill in the world

414

Dam friendship

415

A pyramid and a railway scandal

416

Birthing the bomb

417

It’s cold, underground

418

From the golden era of British jazz to aerospace electronics

419

The American Precision Museum

420

The American Museum of Science and Energy

421

The American Computer and Robotics Museum

422

Where self-driving cars are born

423

The Ambassador Bridge

424

The Amazing Maize Maze

425

Once the primary source of helium

426

The town that Helium built

427

Alviso

428

Al Capone and The Birdman

429

The tunnel that was

430

All American Canal

431

Two countries working together

432

No dirt allowed

433

Nuclear research poses risks

434

Impromptu landscape art

435

Of bad weather and bush pilots

436

The Navy base that’s in The Matrix

437

Education, or indoctrination?

438

Agency for Global Media Headquarters

439

AES Power Plant

440

Of missiles and satellites

441

A dance of decades

442

Bringing power to the people

443

Underneath the Continental Divide

444

A Tesla legacy

445

The birthplace of presidents

446

Adak Naval Station

447

Acoma Sky City

448

Accidental Oil Site

449

Abraham Lincoln’s Birthplace and Shrine

450

Abo Elementary School and Fallout Shelter

451

Abiquiu Reservoir and Dam

452

An Aussie in Bloomsbury

453

Perhaps not the coke you might expect

454

Abandoned Pyramid Project

455

Once a connectivity power house

456

Where the NSA intercepted the nation’s communications

457

One of the “Big Three” networked buildings

458

Connecting the early internet

459

Home of the early internet

460

The versatility of cottonseed

461

Perhaps the most expensive real estate in the world

462

3M Hutchison Plant

463

3M Cottage Grove Center

464

A well-connected brutish facade

465

Brutalism in the sky

466

Telecommunications history in TriBeCa

467

A border dispute between the US and Canada

468

22000 AOL Way

469

2121 South Price Road Data Center

470

165 Halsey Street Data Center

471

120 East Van Buren Street Data Center

472

111 8th Avenue Data Center

473

1033 Jefferson Street Data Center

474

The iconic Hammersmith Apollo

475

Joy Boughton, humming with creativity

476

Groot Handelsgebouw

477

TU Delft Auditorium

478

Bobby Howell, the musical spell caster

479

Pastoor van Arskerk

480

Eric James Barker

481

Pasticceria Barberis

482

Pasticceria Abrate

483

Caffè Deiro

484

Max – The Original

485

Hotel Transilvania

486

CH9 Specialty Coffee

487

CHIOS Social Lounge

488

Pardon Cafe

489

Caffè Meletti

490

Roletti 1896

491

Caffè Pasticceria Bonfante

492

Pasticceria Cagna

493

Pasticceria Pfatisch

494

Grigolon

495

Converso

496

The Tea

497

Café Milenário

498

Varsos

499

Café Internacional

500

Café-Pastelaria Central

501

Pastelaria Regional Cego

502

William Morris’s London Home

503

St Patrick’s Hall, Melbourne

504

Emotions at the Middlesex Hospital

505

Postman’s Park and the Watts Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice

506

The Exeter Change Menagerie

507

The King’s Mews

508

Pig-keeping on the Turnmill Brook

509

Whitbread’s White Hart Brewery

510

Pardo is the New Black: The Disappearance of the Black Population in Cordoba Argentina

511

St Dunstan’s Lodge for blinded veterans

512

The Blind Veterans Shop

513

Marshall Street Baths

514

Thames FC and the Wembley of the East

515

New Cross Stadium

516

Freemasons’ Tavern and the ‘birth’ of football

517

Queen’s Club at War

518

The Red Bull

519

Maiden Lane

520

‘A Couple Hold Hands in the Street’ by Stik and ‘The Crane’ by ROA, Brick Lane Street Art, London

521

Historic Graffiti at Hampton Court Palace, London

522

The Lord Napier Graffiti Pub, Hackney Wick, London

523

The History of Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel

524

Skateboarding and Graffiti at the Southbank Undercroft, London

525

The Trellick Tower and Graffiti Hall of Fame, Kensal Green, London

526

Prison Graffiti in the Beauchamp Tower, Tower of London

527

Indian Workers Association Welfare Centre

528

Social housing for the East End’s Jewish community

529

The first Peabody Housing Estate

530

Toynbee Hall

531

The Life and Legacy of Thomas Guy

532

Christian Aid’s first shop

533

London’s first charity shop?

534

Lombard Street

535

Eastcheap

536

Cheapside

537

Battle of Turnham Green

538

The Whalebone and the Levellers

539

Booksellers of St Pauls

540

Paul’s Cross

541

Radicals of Coleman Street

542

Folkmoot

543

Stockwell Park Graffiti Hall of Fame and Stockwell War Memorial Mural

544

Graffiti of Wellclose Prison Debtors’ Cell at the Museum of London

545

Historic Graffiti of St Augustine’s Tower, Hackney, London

546

Dulwich Outdoor Gallery, Street Art, London

547

Former site of Blackfriars Monastery

548

Apothecaries’ Hall

549

41 Cloth Fair

550

The London Stone

551

The Execution Dock and Blackwall Point

552

Pesthouse Close

553

St Helen’s Bishopsgate

554

The Ferryman’s Seat

555

St Magnus the Martyr

556

The George and Tabard Inns

557

The Old Jewry

558

‘G. DAVIS IS INNOCENT’ Graffiti, East London

559

Shakespeare’s ‘The Theatre’ and the Romeo & Juliet Street Art Mural

560

Arnos Grove Underground Station

561

Factories, Great West Road

562

Warren Estate, Stanmore

563

Lady Bankes School

564

Walthamstow Town Hall

565

Stockwell Bus Garage

566

The Isokon Building

567

St Paul’s, Bow Common

568

Balfron Tower & Robin Hood Gardens

569

Crystal Palace Recreation Centre

570

Daily Express Building

571

7 Polworth Road, Streatham – childhood home of notorious black magician, Aleister Crowley

572

The 100 Club

573

The Freedom to Party Rally, January 1990

574

White’s Coffehouse & the Fop

575

Lloyds Coffeehouse

576

Coaching Making on Long Acre

577

The Novo Cemetery

578

Trafalgar Square & The National Gallery

579

Somerset House’s Architectural Meaning

580

The English Baroque at Greenwich Hospital

581

ZSL London Zoo

582

Bevin Court

583

2 Willow Road

584

Senate House

585

The disrupted funeral of Richard Russell

586

A pickpocket amidst the mourners

587

Barnard Feay – coffin maker, undertaker and carpenter

588

Ostrich feathers plucked

589

Killed by hearse horses

590

An illegal funeral souvenir

591

The funeral of a porter

592

An undertaker is robbed

593

A grand funerary journey

594

The funeral of Rev. William Romaine

595

‘The most dangerous cosmopolitanism’? – Karl Marx’s life in Soho’s Dean Street

596

The Jamaica Wine House: the arrival of coffee

597

A Passage to the Lost Docklands of Anglo-Saxon London

598

Viking Greenwich and a Martyr’s Death

599

Runestones and Tomb-raiders

600

The Walls of Fortress London

601

The Lost City of Lundenwic

602

King Alfred’s Trading Shore

603

West Mynstre and the Sons of Cnut

604

Olaf the Destroyer

605

The Church of Saint Ghastly Grim

606

Devonshire House

607

The Gravel Pit Chapel

608

Waltham Abbey School

609

Shacklewell School

610

St Augustine’s Church

611

The Salmon School

612

Palestine Place

613

Bunhill Fields

614

The Bull and Mouth Inn

615

The Perwich School

616

The Toilet Tower on Conduit Mews

617

The Plastic Eggcups by Camden Lock

618

The Barbican and the Making of the Modern Office Building – Pt. 1

619

The Barbican and the Making of the Modern Office Building – Pt. 2

620

The House of the Future at Olympia London

621

Winterton House and Plastic Cladding

622

The Beddington Zero Energy Development (BedZED)

623

Broadcasting House and British Plastics

624

Quarrelling Artisans at Whitehall Banqueting House

625

Dr John Caius’s House in Smithfield

626

Frost Fairs on the River Thames

627

Jousting at Whitehall Palace

628

Mrs Dalloway’s Clocks

629

Richard Walweyn’s Trousers at the Guildhall

630

Samuel Pepys’s Cheese at Seething Lane

631

Thomas Gemini’s Shop

632

Refugee Scholars in 1930s London

633

Merlin’s Mechanical Museum at 11 Prince’s Street, Hanover Square

634

St Giles, Cripplegate

635

Sarum Chase, a highlight of 1970s cult horror cinema

636

Lewisham Art House – “Tale of a Vampire” (1992)

637

Hammersmith Bridge – 1960s Horror

638

53 Eaton Ave – the dream home for a horror movie nightmare

639

Betty Davis plays a nightmarish Nanny here at 30 Chester Terrace

640

Horror film history of Kensal Green Cemetery

641

Mia Farrow and Elizabeth Taylor’s filmic visit to St Mary Magdalene Church

642

187 Dollis Hill Lane: The “Hellraiser” House

643

Boris Karloff and the Swinging Sixties horror at Dolphin Square

644

Empty plinth of ‘The Dockers’ on the Lansbury estate, Poplar

645

‘The Lesson’, Franta Belsky. Avebury estate, Bethnal Green

646

‘Following the Leader (Memorial to the Children Killed in the Blitz)’, Peter Laszlo Peri. Vauxhall Gardens estate, Vauxhall

647

‘Boys Playing Football’, Peter Laszlo Peri. South Lambeth estate, Lambeth

648

‘Pied Piper’, Willi Soukop. Elmington estate, Camberwell

649

‘Blind Beggar and his Dog’, Elisabeth Frink. Cranbrook estate, Bethnal Green

650

‘Mother and Children Playing’, Peter Laszlo Peri. South Lambeth estate, Lambeth

651

Temple Bar

652

Margaret Martel

653

St Pauls Cathedral: Reformation to the Great Fire

654

St Olave, Silver Street

655

Execution Dock

656

The Maypole in the Strand

657

Mary Aubry

658

Coldbath Fields Prison

659

Gatehouse Prison

660

The Marshalsea Prison

661

Bridewell Prison

662

Wormwood Scrubs Prison

663

HM Prison Holloway

664

The Tower of London

665

Horsemonger Lane Gaol

666

Millbank Prison

667

HMP Brixton

668

Fulham Refuge

669

New Gate Prison

670

King’s Bench Prison

671

Clink Prison

672

Clerkenwell Catacombs

673

Brockwell Park Against the Nazis

674

Billy Walker’s Upper Cut Club

675

Tabernacle Community Centre

676

Rocking Against Racism

677

The Brixton Academy

678

Hammersmith Palais

679

The Immortal Game, 1851

680

Rats, Robots and Hampton Court Maze

681

A Week with Andy Warhol, 1978

682

The Death of “Snakehips” Johnson

683

The First Jigsaw Puzzle, 1762

684

The Air Loom Villains

685

The Metropolitan Sepulchre, 1829

686

Plague Fires

687

First-Class Tickets for the Dead

688

Richard Serra’s Fulcrum

689

Rimbaud and Verlaine, “One Hell of a Household!”

690

The Death of God’s Banker

691

The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs

692

The Brandon Estate

693

The Churchill Gardens Estate, Pimlico

694

The Ossulston Estate

695

The Wilson Grove Estate

696

The Old Oak Estate

697

The Dover House Estate, Putney

698

Keeling House, Bethnal Green

699

The Branch Hill Estate: Spedan Close, London, NW3 7XF

700

John Groom’s Flower Girls’ Mission

701

The Royal Westminster Aquarium

702

The Daffodil Train

703

Peaches and bulbs at Ham Farm

704

Graffiti Art on Camden Lock Railway Bridge, created by Street Artist by John Bulley

705

Victorian Police Graffiti on Myddelton Passage, Clerkenwell, London

706

The Squatters’ Graffiti at Sutton House, London

707

Women of Newgate Prison

708

Pentonville: the failed prison experiment

709

The Quaker Scientists of Plough Court

710

The Hotel d’Italie

711

Merlin’s Mechanical Museum

712

Steam Locomotion Arrives!

713

Sir Ashton Lever’s Lost Museum

714

Discovering Historical Graffiti at the Tower of London

715

Graffiti at Wellclose Square Prison

716

Selling a Duchess in Eighteenth-Century Whitehall

717

Free Nelson Mandela

718

South Africa House Continuous Picket

719

Frestonia

720

Morley’s Chicken

721

The Astoria

722

Fanny Kelly and how Soho’s Royalty Theatre ruined her health and career

723

Bentham’s all-seeing auto-icon

724

Simpsons of Piccadilly

725

Geraniums, scripture, and some cold boiled potatoes…

726

Flowers at the East End Maternity Hospital

727

Flower Missions of the East End

728

A visit to a flower show in Dean’s Yard

729

The Chubb Company Flower and Bird Show

730

The flower shows of Bloomsbury

731

Lawn Road Flats / Isokon

732

The Blackfriars Ring

733

Shopping with the Salvation Army

734

A Murder near Devonshire Square

735

Tyburn

736

Quaker Burial Ground Near Bunhill Fields

737

Smithfield livestock market

738

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital

739

‘The Neighbours’, Siegfried Charoux. Highbury Quadrant estate, Highbury

740

John Scurr House, Ratcliffe Lane, London E14 7JF

741

Will Hay’s house

742

Norwood Grove amphitheatre – a natural viewpoint

743

Canterbury Grove Bridge, a border between life and death

744

Felbridge Close – a glorious, hidden view

745

Unigate Woods

746

The site of St. Anselm’s Church, Coventry Park

747

The site of Coventry Hall

748

Old Royal Naval College – Backdrop to Horror films

749

St Anne’s, Limehouse: The Church from “28 Days Later”

750

The “Shaun of The Dead” Pub!

751

Canary Warf Underground, a landmark of Horror Cinema

752

Oval Tube Station and “Attack the Block”

753

Voodoo horror at Blackheath Park

754

Vauxhall Timbers

755

Bollo Brook

756

Limehouse Chinatown

757

Seven Dials

758

Chelsea Creek

759

Navvies Island

760

Ye Olde Haunted Cross!

761

The Fishery Tower Galway City

762

The tomb of Duke Humphrey of Gloucester

763

The Hurlers

764

The Cheesewring

765

Helford Passage and the Ferryboat Inn

766

The Church of St. Mawnan, Cornwall

767

Farley Hospital and All Saints Church

768

Chawton House and Jane Austen

769

Bursledon Brickworks, Near Southampton

770

The Inner Temple

771

Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

772

The Restless Dead at St Pancras Old Churchyard

773

Whittington’s Longhouse: A Medieval Public Toilet

774

Unlikely Neighbours in Tavistock Place

775

St John’s Gate, Clerkenwell and the London Palimpsest

776

A little Eden in the heart of the City

777

Festoons and swags on Pall Mall

778

The Christening of William Blake

779

William Blake’s radical printmaking technique

780

William Blake’s angel-filled tree on Peckham Rye

781

William Blake the engraver’s apprentice

782

Gropecunt Lane

783

The Golden Boy at Cock Lane

784

Crossbones Churchyard

785

Winchester Palace and its Brothels

786

Whoresnest: the story of the Bankside Stews