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The steps outside of the Athenaeum Club

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Prince Arthur, the almost tudor king of England

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The Seven Noses of Soho

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The battle of Towton, 1461

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5 of the worst executions in British history

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Hard labour in Victorian Cambridgeshire

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The Original male style influencer

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the destruction of the Lady Chapel @ Ely Cathedral

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The Texan Embassy, London.

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Is this the site of London's last duel?

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One for the road? or are you on the wagon?

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The gateway to Hell, at St. Giles

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The London Beer flood of 1814

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The perfect shop for the London weather. James Smith & Son umbrellas.

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The mole (hill) that killed a king

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The infamous Tyburn tree

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The many Blue Posts of Soho

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The KGB and James Bond are connected by this lamp post - but how?

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The Byzantine style chapel in the heart of Fitzrovia

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One of the wonders of the medieval world at Ely Cathedral

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Books, Harry Potter & Mozart on Cecil Court

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The narrowest alleyway in London.

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What's the oldest item at Ely Cathedral?

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Artwork that is 'completely different...'

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The lost road of Little Compton Street...or is it?

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The Porta Gate, Ely.

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A brief history of Seven Dials

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The story of the policeman hook, 4 Great Newport Street, London.

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Meard Street Part 2. famous residents and the BatCave.

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A 1920's clock for all times and all places at Piccadily Circus

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the last remaining primary school in Soho

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An interesting monument to the once German Ambassadors dog, Giro.

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I visited the prototype model of this icon of the UK streets. The K2 kiosk telephone.

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The house where poet William Blake was born once stood on this site in Soho.

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Meard Street, Soho. Noses & Missing signs.

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The ornate window boxes of Pargiter Court, Soho.

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Which famous drink was invented in the office above a restaurant in Greek Street, Soho?

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The dolphinarium on Oxford Street 1971-3

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Liberty London and the two Royal Navy Warships. #london #history #londonlife

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Why are there beaver statues on this Oxford Street Building?

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Ziggy was 'ere - Tracking down the location of the artwork for Ziggy Stardust

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Percy Bysshe Shelley lived here. Poland Street, 1811.

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Why the long door? Elms Lesters Painting Rooms.

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Who are the three people on this album cover? What's the Story Morning Glory - Oasis

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What's beneath Soho Square?

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The best place in Soho Square to spend a penny. The House of Barnabas.

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Trident studios in Soho, London. Where music history was made.

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