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Excavations in the Fleet Valley by the Museum of London’s Department of Urban Archaeology are throwing new light on the earliest periods of London’s occupation and helping to rediscover the history of...
Just two weeks ahead of the London 2012 Olympics, the British Museum will be opening its 'London 1612: Shakespeare's Theatre of the World' exhibition. The show aims to explore the role of the capital as an...
Shows Dunbar wharf (a Butler’s Wharf warehouse), the last surviving wharf operating in London’s docklands to handle sacked goods, in this case juniper berries imported for the manufacture of gin. It has...
Made as a tribute to the Londoners and, indirectly, to the inhabitants of all bombed cities, this is an account of the great fire of 29 December 1940. Contains extraordinary footage of London in flames and...
Shots of London’s Docklands comprising NCC building, East India Dock, Canary Wharf, West India Dock Road, Narrow Street, Dunbar Wharf. Filmed August 1990.
This DVD brings together for the first time a range of official films produced over the 60-year life of the Routemaster, including the film made by Transport for London marking the final withdrawal of the...
Dr Denis Smith, Chairman of the Greater London Archaeology Department, describes how new technology was used to tackle some of London’s main social problems such as providing clean drinking water, hygenic...
Documentary which tells how Indian craftsmen, directed by sculptor Nemai Chandra Pal came to London, to construct a giant tableau of the goddess, Durga, and her family in the Great Court of the British...
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