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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Crossbones cemetery: a vestige for London’s outcast dead
Paying homage to London’s outcast dead at crossbones cemetery. Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries, Death, Historic, Places
Tagged crossbones, crossbones cemetery, graveyard, halloween, john constable, london
12 Comments
The Freemasons Hall, home of The United Grand Lodge of England: Uncovering a few hidden treasures
Uncovering some hidden treasures inside the Freemason’s Hall, London, home of The United Grand Lodge of England Continue reading
Posted in Freemasonry, Historic, Interiors, Landmarks of London, London, Places
Tagged freemasons, freemasons hall, london, masonic, nigel brown, united grand lodge of England
29 Comments
Taking in the street art and graffiti of Shoreditch
Taking in the street art and graffiti of London’s vibrant Shoreditch Continue reading
Posted in Graffiti, Guerilla activity, London, Street Art
Tagged banksy, ben eine, burning candy crew, graffiti, london, roa, shoreditch, space invader, street art
4 Comments
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