Happy Anniversary, London Historians!

If you're a regular reader of this blog, you've probably noticed a few times that I've visited places thanks to London Historians. This friendly, diverse society for everyone interested in the capital's history is celebrating its fifth birthday today. There's even a very good offer for new members until midnight tonight (Wednesday). 
I'd recommend membership very highly - and to encourage you, here are some of the posts inspired by my own activities as a member:

Crossrail's Liverpool Street archaeological dig.  

An exploration of Hogarth's Chiswick - and Hogarth at the Cartoon Museum. 

A walk through the Woolwich Foot Tunnel on its centenary.  

City livery halls including the Vintners' Hall; Drapers' Hall; and Stationers' Hall.

The Parliamentary Archives.

A night-time visit to the Tower of London.

And a trip out of London, to Compton - home of the studio and gallery of GF Watts (founder of the Postman's Park memorial) and the amazing cemetery chapel by his wife Mary Seton Fraser Tytler.