London Walks Podcasts


Today (November 25) in London History – The Mousetrap

Date post added: 24th November 2022

“we may get a few months out of it, darlings, but it won’t break any records”

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Today (November 24) in London History – Smithfield

Date post added: 23rd November 2022

“how much inconvenience and discomfort Englishmen will bear”

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Today (November 23) in London History – London in 1415

Date post added: 22nd November 2022

…in each niche was a beautiful young girl, in the posture of a statue

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Today (November 22) in London’s History – I’ve come to take you to Hades

Date post added: 21st November 2022

“feverish and fierce eyes”

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Jack the Ripper Dossier, Part X – Annie Chapman’s last days

Date post added: 21st November 2022

“that alone marked her as a fallen woman”

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Today (November 21) in London History – “the unfitness of men to be in charge”

Date post added: 21st November 2022

“the elderly lady of the shawl, who seemed to renew her youth as the struggle proceeded, had to be arrested”

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Today (November 20) in London History – “the fierce light which beats upon a throne”

Date post added: 19th November 2022

“there were three of us in this marriage so it was a bit crowded”

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Today (November 19) in London History – Hero of Street & Trenches

Date post added: 18th November 2022

“a kind of second Armistice Day…London remembered Arthur and his act of heroism”

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Today (November 18) in London History –

Date post added: 17th November 2022

They may be 450 years old but they’re called ‘baby books’ – the oldest printed books are baby books!

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Today (November 17) in London History – it was 1,750 years acoming

Date post added: 16th November 2022

“the bridge was fiercely, indeed violently resisted”

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