London

  • London: End of the Line
    By Clive Barker, Steve Niles

    London: End of the Line

  • London
    London
    By Louise Nicholson

    Bedrooms offer bold 0 JOE ALLEN $$$ 13 EXETER ST . WC2 TEL 020-7836 0651 www.joeallen.co.uk Comfortingly American menu a Hotel Restaurant No. of bedrooms Tube Closed KEY HOTELS & RESTAURANTS KEY Hotel Restaurant No. of bedrooms given ...

  • LONDON: THE CALDWELL SERIES
    LONDON: THE CALDWELL SERIES
    By Dan Ryan

    My father, my uncle and General Grant accompanied President Johnson when he was fighting with Congress. My uncle was the former president, James Buchanan. He and my father would stand on either side of President Johnson and lend him ...

  • London: East
    London: East
    By Nikolaus Pevsner, Charles O'Brien, Bridget Cherry

    Gibson , Jesse 32 , 375 , 727 Gibson , John 566 Gibson , Nicholas 523 Gibson ( David ) Architects 756 Gibson & Dann 202 Gibson & Russell 75 , 78 , 231 , pl . 72 Gilbert , Rev. Daniel 410 Gilbert , J. S. 392 Gilbert & Constanduros 87 ...

  • London: The City Churches
    London: The City Churches
    By Nikolaus Pevsner, Simon Bradley

    It is attributed to Gibbons . Also in the Gibbons style , though not original to the City , is the excellent carving of King David at St Botolph Aldgate . In exceptional cases a SCREEN was provided , airy examples of 37 which remain at ...

  • London: The Rough Guide
    London: The Rough Guide
    By Rob Humphreys

    A ROUGH GUIDE to London which recommends pubs, restaurants, hotels and bed-and-breakfast accommodation catering for all budgets, and provides information on London's top tourist attractions as well as less frequented...

  • London
    London
    By Paul Murphy

    Distance Approximately 4km ( 22 miles ) Time 2-3 hours depending on visits Turn left out of Temple underground station , go up the steps and turn right into Temple Place , which leads ( via a car park entrance ) to Inner Temple .

  • London
    London
    By Harold Bloom, Sterling Professor of the Humanities Harold Bloom, Donna Dailey

    ... 142 and compiling a Dictionary, 60 his death, 61–62 on London, 1 his many talents, 59 the women in his life, 61 Jonathan Wild, (Fielding), 57 Jones, Inigo, 27, 112 his buildings, 28 Jonson, Ben, 16, 25 Joseph Andrews, (Fielding), ...

  • London
    London
    By Alan Blackwood, Hedley Jane

    Wouldn't it be wonderful to see the sights with your own local host to give you a native's point of view? Insight's Pocket Guides deliver this personal service with a...

  • London: A Traveller's Reader
    London: A Traveller's Reader
    By Peter Ackroyd, Thomas Wright

    walked into the barber's shop. The man he saw standing inside in the feeble glow of a pair of oil lamps seemed very much what one would expect from the outside of his premises. He was heavily built, had small, glinting eyes and a mouth ...

  • London
    London
    By Carl Keith Greene

    This photograph of a wardrobe test shows , from left to right , Londoners George Goss , Emery Evans , Sam errod , Tom Handy ( in front of Herrod ) , Junior Lucas , and Jim Handy . The man at right was one of the professional actors in ...

  • London: Bread and Circuses
    London: Bread and Circuses
    By Jonathan Glancey

    Between 1930 and 1937 , for instance , the annual number of passengers using Rayner's Lane station on the Metropolitan and District / Piccadilly lines rose from 22,000 to 4 million . The LPTB responded by intensifying the exodus ...

  • London: With Added Jellied Eels
    By Jim Pipe

    With humourous cartoon-style illustrations and amusing captions and speech bubbles, 'London: A Very Peculiar History' tells the untold tale of Britain's greatest tourist attraction, busiest commercial district and home to the Royals.

  • London: East (2005)
    By Nikolaus Pevsner, Simon Bradley

    London: East (2005)

  • London: Hub of the Industrial Revolution
    London: Hub of the Industrial Revolution
    By David Barnett

    By 1800 London was the world's greatest city and at the centre of the world's greatest empire. This book sets out to show that it was also at the heart of the Industrial Revolution.

  • London: Hub of the Industrial Revolution
    By David C. Barnett

    "By 1800 London was the world's greatest city and at the centre of the world's greatest empire. This book sets out to show that it was also at the heart of the Industrial Revolution.

  • London: A Musical Gazetteer
    London: A Musical Gazetteer
    By Susan Foreman, Lewis Foreman

    ... 326 Fowler , Francis 49 Fox , Samson 97 Foyle Foundation 96 Frampton , Sir George 121 Francaix , Jean 213 Francis ... see under name Gray , Cecil 27 , 230 , 258 , 307 , 332 Gray and Davison , organ builders 72 , 84 , 87 , 173 Great ...

  • London
    London
    By Denise Silvester-Carr

    Intended for anyone who has an interest in London's past and will enjoy seeing its surviving monuments in a new light, this book offers a celebration of the capital's buildings...

  • London
    London
    By Clare Peel

    The new Museum and Galleries series is packed with information that informs and inspires. These guides allow discriminating travelers to plan their priorities in advance. Each title features: historical perspective,...

  • London
    London
    By AAA Publishing

    You want to discover London. But how do you choose the best from the good, the bad or the average? Turn to "Spiral Guide London." You'll find the very best...