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Old King Lud

Old King Lud

Back in London’s mythological times, this was a very important guy. He’s the King who reputedly gave his name to the city – Lud’s Town – which over the years evolved into the word London. He was, for all intents and purposes, the first Ludoner! Now if you’re thinking...
The Grace of Wapping

The Grace of Wapping

Got a weak stomach? So many stories from London’s past are definitely not for the squeamish. Torture, beheadings and worse – there didn’t seem to be any length they wouldn’t go to inflict pain and suffering on victims. But there was one execution site in London...
Vincent Street fireplace

Vincent Street fireplace

When we do tours for visitors, especially from the USA, we’re often asked if there are any remains of German bombing from the Blitz, when London was subjected to nightly bombing during WW2. It’s one of those terrible events that London will forever be known....
The great beer flood

The great beer flood

On the face of it, sounds like the sort of event you might like to be involved in. Unlimited floods of beer cascading down. But alas no. The incident that took place at the Horse Shoe Brewery in 1814 on Tottenham Court Road  (where the Dominion Theatre now stands)...