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Monthly Archives: October 2010
It’s time for tea with Johnny Vercoutre
Step back into the 1940’s and enjoy some good old fashioned tea and cake with the dashing dandy, Johnny Vercoutre. Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Living, Fashion, Food and Drink, Interesting Men, People, Vintage
Tagged johnny vercoutre, london, retro, shoreditch, time for tea, vintage
7 Comments
West Norwood Cemetery, London: a very Victorian death
Going down into the catacombs of West Norwood cemetery, London Continue reading
Posted in Catacombs, Cemeteries, Death
Tagged catacomb, catafalque, cemetery, coffin, graveyard, west norwood
4 Comments
Aldwych Station: the lost and found.
Taking a look at the birth and the rebirth of Aldwych, one of london’s disused underground stations. Continue reading
Posted in Blitz, Disused Stations, Historic, Trains
Tagged aldwych, blitz, london, london underground, strand station, tube station, underground
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The Pet Cemetery of Hyde Park
A rare chance to glimpse inside one of London’s greatest oddities – the pet cemetery of Hyde Park. Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Cemeteries, Death, Parks
Tagged graveyard, hyde park, london, pet cemetery
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