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From the Importance of Time to a Timeless Legacy This third walk, in a series of three, explores the characters, stories and events in the South of Bloomsbury. These walks will be led by a team of three expert Camden guides, we will unpick three subjects in each walk. Come to one, two or all […] |
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A very popular walk passing the homes of the famous both past and present. Film sets, street art and ending at an iconic tavern. This is about Bohemian London and both the wealthy and not so wealthy parts of the community. We pass the homes of some celebrities past and present and the workhouse that […] |
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This walk is held on the 39th anniversary of the Kings Cross Disaster and will cover a visit to the plaque to remember those that lost their lives on that terrible night and we see how things have changed A visit around the recently regenerated railway lands. The walk consists of some very interesting ‘firsts’, […]
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A visit around the recently regenerated railway lands. The walk consists of some very interesting ‘firsts’, a lot are transport based, but also about the contrast in the life styles of the inhabitants. The area has recently undergone a massive transformation and is very much a ‘destination’ with so many new companies moving into the […] |
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Both Anthony Trollope and his mother Fanny were proliflc and successful writers. Discover their real life and fictional links to Bloomsbury. Anthony, born in Bloomsbury is best known for the Barchester Chronicles and Paliser novels where Cathedral towns and country houses often overshadow the place of Bloomsbury. But this area which "cannot be called fashionable" […] |