Friday 18th 2012, 06:53:30 GMT
Hidden Gem
Dennis Severs' House
Located in Spitalfields, East London, this eccentric museum was founded around 20 years ago by an American artist who w...
05-07-2011
Red Cross Garden
First established in 1887 by Octavia Hill — one of the co-founders of the National Trust — as a green space for the...
21-03-2011
Village Underground
An idea originally conceived by artists looking for affordable studios in London, Village Underground is a site of recy...
14-01-2011
Sunday Upmarket
Track down the indoor/outdoor Sunday Upmarket at the Old Truman Brewery while wandering the East End and you'll be trea...
17-09-2010
Kensington Roof Gardens
Big city life can take its toll, but take a bird's eye view and you'll spot the green and luscious manicured roof garde...
06-09-2010
Bank of England Museum
Located in Threadneedle Street in the City of London, this little-known museum charts the bank's rise from its foundati...
08-06-2010
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London Underground's first escalators were fitted into Earl's Court station in 1911 and tested by a one-legged man named Bumper Harris. He constantly rode the escalator in an effort to prove to sceptics the safety and stability of the new moving stairway.
