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Akhenaten – An Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh.
Akhenaten was an ancient Egyptian pharaoh who reigned about 3,500 years ago. He made some major, but rather short-lived changes to various aspects of ancient Egyptian culture, the... Read more
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Ghost Signs (122): Hertford's Green Dragon Hotel
This fabulous sign was created at the very beginning of the twentieth century, and captures a moment in time when a motor pit and stabling deserved equal... Read more
The 17 July 2016 by Carolineld
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Knightsbridge Mineral Water
Just across the road from Harrods, a sign advertises a delicacy you won't find in its food halls: Montpelier Mineral Water. The sign seems to be almost the... Read more
The 03 July 2016 by Carolineld
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Chelsea Buns
Some famous London food inventions are shy about their origins: Scotch eggs come not from Scotland but from Fortnum Mason, and more controversially, the... Read more
The 07 July 2016 by Carolineld
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Peter Pauling: Epilogue
Peter Pauling with his dad, 1931.[Part 9 of 9]Before he passed away in 2003, Peter Pauling saw his daughter Sarah marry, and also witnessed the births of two... Read more
The 06 July 2016 by Scarc
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Ghost Platforms
On the long list of reminders that you're getting older, realising that your former commute has become a site of historical interest must rank quite highly! Read more
The 21 July 2016 by Carolineld
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A Walk up St Mary At Hill
In the City of London, heading uphill from Old Billingsgate Market, is St Mary At Hill. It's not the best-known City street, and if you look at the east side,... Read more
The 10 July 2016 by Carolineld
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Ghost Signs (121): Under Cover
Ghost signs are relatively thin on the ground in Paris, but some of those which do survive are treated with real affection. When one for Cadum soap was lost,... Read more
The 13 July 2016 by Carolineld
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