The Great Fire of 1666 was bad and all, but it was by no means the only huge blaze to rip through the city. Other fires were numerous, more fatal and possibly more destructive. 60 AD: London razed to ...
LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 27: Wax work models are positioned in The Map Room in Cabinet War Rooms bunker, which has been preserved entirely unchanged since the second World War, on August 27, 2009 in ...
The New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies aren't the first MLB clubs to play in London, and they won't be the last. Two National League East rivals will battle for international supremacy. But this ...
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It seems a simple question, but where is the most Irish place outside of Ireland? Boston, New York or Sydney? Or maybe London. For as long as records exist there has been an Irish presence in that ...
A family trip to London's Natural History Museum highlighting various exhibits like dinosaurs, a blue whale skeleton, and an earthquake simulator. Read on to understand the museum's commitment to ...
The Jubilee line is London's newest tube line. Seems odd, doesn't it? But no other new tube line has opened since its 1979 debut (the Elizabeth line is regarded as a different mode of transport). But ...
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A Toronto urban planning guru says London history buffs shouldn't worry too much about the sale of London's historic courthouse to a private developer. Joe Berridge is an urban planner and partner ...
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