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I love your videos! I live in the States and don't know when I'll cross the pond again, but I feel like I'm right there when I watch these videos.

I would like to have caught this video 3 years ago when it was posted, but anyway, I'm glad to have found it. I visited London from Ohio in 1983 and had a thrilling day touring London. I climbed the 525? odd stairs to the top of the dome and it is one of many marvelous aspects of this cathedral. I had forgotten how many steps there were to the gallery. Thanks for this video.

Interesting ! stuff, fascinating as well. thanks for sharing! your knowledge of the ancient Roman Walls. I thought most of it would've been bulldozed but nope. Which I think is awesome. cheers.

Interesting

I used to work at One New Change and had an office with a direct view of St Paul's cathedral ❤. Did you know that Cheapside is mentioned in a chase scene in Oliver Twist ?

How to make an interesting topic completely uninteresting. I learnt a lot.

I found most of these over the years when I lived in London. I have become tired of all the chain cafes and takeaway etc which have spoiled the character of our culture. Also it is tiresome how there is disco music playing in every single shop and cafe and store . I like the peace and quiet in some of these traditional shops. Thanks for such a well documented survey .

Excellent video! Thank you so much for your wonderful content.

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What's ridiculous? You literally can't wield it the same 🤣

You liberals are an utter joke. We don't care for the antifa crap you include

Where are the links you mentioned? Can’t wait to view them as well.

I just watched this, after booking a Triforium tour for next month. I'm so excited! I LOVED all your "sneaky details". Thanks very much for making this, and for al that you do!

You forget the horniman museum

Great video, my favourite pub is the grapes in Narrow St ;-)

I love your videos but you speak so softly that I can not hardly make out what ur saying, even with volume at full blast. Keep up the amazing work!

Sorry, maybe you said but I lost: where can the beautiful artwork on tiles you've showed several times during the video be found?

Greetings from Auckland, New Zealand 🇳🇿 My parents emigrated to NZ after WW II in 1949. There's nothing much in NZ older than 200 years! You dont know how it feels to be a European of Anglo-Saxon descent, living at the tail end of civilisation.... NO ancient history anywhere. So far from home. Even our indigenous Maori have only been here since the early Medieval period. They built marae, but not of stone, so those early dwellings have not survived. This is as close as I'll ever get to my ancestors! Thank you for your good work ❤❤❤❤❤❤

No way they built that at that time history is a set of lies u just believe tarterra empire

A number of other prisons were also used for more private executions once public spectacle was seen as no longer coherent with the original intent, dire warning. The Museum of London also has maps of numerous other executions near the scene of the crime.

The National Film Theatre is under Waterloo Bridge on the South Bank. At the left end of the projection room for NFT2 when I last saw it, about 20 years ago was some stonework which I believe was part of the old bridge. There is a wooden door leading out onto a walkway under the bridge which is the fire escape from this projection room and it used to be possible to see some of this stonework through a small gap above this door. I think this stonework may have been covered up since I was last in that projection room.

Saint Paul preached to the Druids at Ludd Hill, the very sight of St Paul's Cathedral, probably explains why he is the patron of the capital. Source information, the missing chapter of acts, acts 29, Saint Paul in Britain by R.W Morgan and Drama of the lost disciples , chapter 16 by George F Jowett. ✝️🇬🇧

Why is it called "black friars?"

Had a visitor to Kingston Lacy insist I come and see this. You beautifully descriptive video makes me think he was right. Fabulous content thank you

I flew to London from Vancouver, British Columbia in May 1974 to get at Compilation book of Sherlock Holmes short stories published by John Murray and Sons. Going to their office they referred me to Hatchard’s where I picked it up and flew home.

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If I ever went to London the places I would visit would be, the oldest shops and oldest churches. I would definitely do the Ripper guided tour at night. Hopefully, there is one at night. Last would be the tombs of King Henry the 8th and his wives. That's it. Nothing else would interest me.

this is a good video very informative, well done, pity the audio is poor quality

I’m coming to one of ur tours on Friday

Queen Elizabeth11 shopped at Fortnnam and Mason's and I remember she went in there one day with Camilla and Kate.

Gud video

They sure don't look like 13th C. I'd say 17th or late 16th.

Hi, I live in São Paulo and work in a perfumery, I came across your video because I was researching the street, after all we have the perfume Roja 51, which was to pay homage to perfumer Roja Dove's first store.Thanks.

Aaaww. How cute.

I really like the walkie talkie

your a blue badge im a green badge i no wot your gonna say already before i watched the video it was built by women

I don’t understand. The Crown used “pirates” to help defeat the Spanish especially in the Caribbean. Pirates were usually condemned criminals and given one chance to redeem themselves in service of the crown, but when they got drunk and reverted back to their hellraising ways, they were condemn to death as common criminals. Strange juxtaposition. Ps the first governor of Jamaica was Henry Morgan a notorious former pirate.

The red lion pub in Westminster, next to parliament must be in contention for the title. Cheers

imperial institute was bombed

The Georgian era spans the years from 1714 to 1837, covering the reigns of George I, II, III and IV, as well as that of William IV. It was an era of great social, political and cultural changes.

Metropolitan Police 1829. City of London Police 1839.

The Old Spotted Dog was my favourite pub, but I don't know why it closed down. East London is getting derelict

Superb

City island, even with the fig leaf of a ballet school, is a sterile, claustrophobic development of souless boxes. Trinity buoy wharf is awesome!!

Good video 👍

Near tower bridge you'll find a factory called alaska factory, it was a fur factory.In the nineteen eighties there was an archeological dig there that found tanning pits dating back to roman times.the water table round there is about thirty feet below the surface but two thousand years ago it was a lot higher.there were many amphibious dwellings.The museum that conducted this research was the london museum in the barbican.

There is a lot of history here.Downstrean you have the Samuel Pepys pub which is the only remaining building left of Brook's wharf and swathe of development on lower Thames street Under Blackfriars Bridge there used to be a car park for employees of the Sun Newspaper. I'm talking of a London that's virtually disappeared. oh and there is another statue of Queen Victoria in St Leonards

I'm in London every year, visiting from Canada. I've been in every one of these except for the Lamb & Flag. Have to visit when I'm there again this coming May. I like them all.

Love a pub with History