9323 results for 'Oratory, The London'

London Music Map by Nick Faber is a unique and visually striking guide to the city's musical heritage. This compact map showcases the diverse musical influences that have shaped London's history,...

Brutal Outer London by Simon Phipps is a photographic journey through the modernist architecture of Greater London's outer areas. The book showcases the form and beauty of post-war buildings,...

This comprehensive timeline explores London's fascinating history from its earliest beginnings to the present day. From a small town on a riverbank to the vast city it is today, this unique work...

Discover the sights and sounds of London with this engaging alphabet book. With over thirty flaps to lift and a pull-out ending, children can search for iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and...

London Art Deco offers a detailed look at the style's presence in London's buildings and decorative arts. Following its prominence at the 1925 Paris Exposition, the Art Deco style evolved differently...

Explore London's Hidden Waterways Gilly Cameron-Cooper guides you along the city's waterways, revealing a lesser-known side to London. From historic wharves to bustling docklands, 21 walks follow...

London from the Air offers a fresh perspective on one of the world's greatest cities. Architect Jeffrey Milstein combines his expertise with low-flying aerial views to showcase London's iconic...

London Colouring Book by Struan Reid is a fascinating colouring book that brings the UK's capital city to life. Featuring a range of iconic landmarks, including Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square,...

London Immigrant City by Nazneen Khan-Østrem is a fascinating exploration of the city's diverse history and its transformation into a unique metropolis. Through her travels around London, the author...

The Little Book of London is a humorous and engaging compendium of unusual facts about the city. From its quirky laws to eccentric inhabitants, this book offers a lighthearted look at the world's...

Step into historic London and follow the fearless acts of two young wildcats, Asta and Ash. In 1666, when fear and superstition are rife, they find themselves captured and taken from their home in...

Brutalist London is a photographic exploration of the post-war modernist architecture of London, casting the city in a new light through unique and evocative images.Organised by inner London Borough,...

London's Hidden Gems: A Unique Portrait of the City Geoffrey Fletcher's fascinating exploration of London reveals the lesser-known aspects of this iconic city. Instead of focusing on grand landmarks,...

London Feeds Itself by Jonathan Nunn In the heart of London, a different kind of food culture thrives. Beyond the city's trendy restaurants and food halls, a vibrant scene of street food, markets,...

London's modern architecture may be hidden in plain sight. While iconic landmarks abound, lesser-known gems can be found in unexpected places. This book reveals the character of buildings that were...

London has long been seen as a city of privilege and power, but its history is also one of radical ideas and rebellion. From John Wycliffe to Karl Marx, thinkers and heretics have shaped the city's...

Walking Literary London takes you on a unique journey through the city's rich literary heritage. Over twenty years of exploration has resulted in this original and engaging guide, which presents...

Paddington Bear's London Treasury brings together four of the bear's most beloved London-based picture-book adventures.First, Paddington's arrival at the zoo brings excitement and chaos, while a...

Colours of London: A History explores how the city's many hues have shaped its history and identity. From the reds of open-top buses and terracotta bricks to the grey smog of Victorian industry, each...

The Viking London By Thomas Williams HarperCollins Publishers Limited, 2020 London was a city transformed by the Vikings, who brought with them a maelstrom of change and upheaval. Between 842 and...

Book 7 in the Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovitch. In London, the past is never truly buried. When the Faceless Man, Martin Chorley, is unmasked and on the run, Detective Constable Peter Grant...

Rivers of London is the first book in a series by Ben Aaronovitch, a Sunday Times Number One bestselling author. In this novel, a young probationary constable named Peter Grant becomes embroiled in a...

The Trinity College London Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises from 2023: Grade 2: Extended Edition provides a comprehensive collection of repertoire and technical exercises for students preparing for...

London: An Illustrated History offers a fresh perspective on one of the world's most exciting cities. From prehistoric mammals to Victorian sewers, Viking raids to Zeppelin air raids, Roman temples...

The Privatisation of London's Buses By Roger Torode Capital Transport Publishing, 2015 213 pages, hardcover This book tells the story of how London's bus service came to be run by private companies...

London has undergone significant transformation over the last two decades. New buildings have reshaped the city's skyline, with iconic structures like the Shard, the Gherkin, and the Walkie-Talkie...

London has long been a hub for literary talent. This guide takes you on a journey through the city's most significant connections to its famous writers and their lives. From homes and bookshops to...

London and the Georgian Navy by Philip MacDougall provides an in-depth exploration of the city's association with the Royal Navy during the 18th century. This study delves into the complex web of...

China Miéville's London's Overthrow is a searing critique of the city at a time of great social and economic upheaval. In this powerful polemic, the acclaimed author cuts through the rhetoric of...

Follow the River Thames through the famous sights of London, from Kew Gardens to the Olympic Village. This interactive book features amazing pop-ups, flaps and tabs to lift and explore. See London in...

Dark Lines of London is a sci-fi/historical thriller that weaves together centuries of secrets and mysteries within the city of London. When a literary graduate finds himself thrown back and forth...

Electric tensions simmer beneath the streets of London in 1664. Thomas Chaloner, spy to the Lord Chancellor, senses an undercurrent of restlessness among the city's inhabitants. Rumors swirl in the...

London City of Revelation by C.E. Street The layout of London's sacred sites reveals a surprising pattern of sacred geometry, mirroring the design of Stonehenge's megaliths over 3,500 years ago. This...

The 1960s London Docks Scene: A Glimpse into the Past Through rare and historic photographs, Mark Lee Inman captures the essence of the traditional London docks scene in its final decade. This era...

London: An Insider's Guide Reveals the City's Hidden Gems This comprehensive guidebook offers a unique perspective on London, from its vibrant streets to its tranquil gardens. Through personal...

London Metropolitan Police Stations by Eileen Sanderson A photographic record of London's historic police stations, this book captures their decline and transformation in recent years. Many have...

Discover the vibrant city of London through the pages of this stunning colouring book. Featuring intricate illustrations and creative interpretation by talented illustrator Min Heo, this book brings...

Discover the lesser-known green spaces of London with this comprehensive guidebook. Walking in London Park, Heath and Waterside presents 25 varied walks exploring the city's royal parks, heaths,...

Living in London: A Practical Guide provides valuable advice and recommendations for those relocating to the city. Written by expats who have experienced the transition firsthand, this guide offers...

Paddington's Guide to London offers an entertaining and enlightening journey through the city. This charming guidebook takes readers on a tour of major London destinations, with some surprising...

London A View from the Streets by Anna Maude A rich and diverse body of work captures London's essence through the ages. From artists to map-makers, engravers and satirists, many have tried to make a...

London Lies Beneath by Stella Duffy is a powerful and compelling novel inspired by real events. In August 1912, three friends set out on an adventure that will change them forever. Tom, Jimmy, and...

London Interiors presents some of the most inspiring interiors in one of the world's greatest cities. This stunning collection showcases famous and classic homes, converted industrial buildings, and...

The Alexander ALX400 was the first low-floor bus body built in the UK, emerging in 1997. Its popularity soon spread beyond London, with many operators adopting the model across the country. David...

London's Lost Rivers is a fascinating exploration of the hidden waterways that flow beneath the streets of the capital. From the Fleet in Hampstead's ponds to the mouth of the Effra in Vauxhall, Paul...

London's pubs are an integral part of its history and culture. This guidebook explores the city's diverse past, from Roman conquest to modern-day progress, by pairing historical landmarks with nearby...

GS: The London Guy Special is a unique blend of engineering and transportation history. Written by Peter Aves and Alan Charman, this book tells the story of the development of London's transport...

Tales of London's Docklands by Henry Bradford is a collection of true stories drawn from his experiences as a Registered Docker in the Port of London. During this time, traffic through the docks was...

London Suite A Comedy by Neil Simon is a hilarious comedy about a deluxe London hotel. When its occupants check in, the suite becomes the stage for a series of absurd and farcical events. A writer...

London's Sewers by Paul Dobraszczyk A fascinating exploration of Victorian London's sanitation crisis and its solution. In 1860s London, the city's rapid growth led to a sanitary crisis, prompting...

London Perceived: A Portrait of The City A distillation of the London experience, this book offers a panorama of its history, art, literature, and daily life. It presents the city that Londoners know...

Introduce your little ones to the vibrant world of London with this engaging board book.First Words London is a visually stunning padded board book, packed with photographs and illustrations of...

London Belles is a powerful and moving novel about four young women brought together by war. As they navigate their lives in London during World War II, each faces unique challenges that test their...

The Strangest London Quiz Book by Tom Quinn is a fascinating quiz book packed with fun and challenging questions based on the weirdest events from London's history. From ancient traditions to quirky...

The London That Never Happened by Antony Badsey-Ellis is an exploration of what could have been. This thought-provoking book delves into the history of London, examining key moments and decisions...

London's Riverside Pubs: A Guide to the Best Watering Holes Along the Thames and Grand Union Canal. Discover 100 pubs along the riverside, from Walton-on-Thames to Thamesmead, offering a variety of...

Jack London: A Life is a biography that brings to life one of the most charismatic writers of the 20th century. Born in San Francisco in 1876, Jack London's life was as dramatic as his fiction. He...

London Falling by Paul Cornell is a gripping urban fantasy mystery that follows Detective Inspector James Quill as he pursues a complex and deadly case. When his prize suspect, Rob Toshack, is...

Old Ordnance Survey Maps of London by Alan Godfrey Maps provides a unique visual record of London's development over time. The maps, published in 1986, showcase the city's transformation from the...

Paperscapes London transforms into a work of art with over 50 iconic buildings featured in this unique book. Accompanying illustrations press out of the page, creating a cityscape that's perfect for...

Dog-Friendly London by Four & Sons is a comprehensive guide to exploring the city with your dog. Compiled from local tips and advice, this book features original photography and expert guidance on...

Robert Adam's London Produced in Conjunction with an Exhibition of the Same Title at Sir John Soane's Museum. This book explores the designs of Robert Adam, one of the most influential architects of...

The Huguenots of London by Robin D. Gwynn In 1685, the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes marked a turning point in the persecution of Protestants in France, leading hundreds of Huguenot refugee...

London, Burning is a novel about a nation at a crossroads. In 1970s London, corruption and division threaten to tear society apart, echoing concerns that remain relevant today. Against this backdrop,...

Vladimir Ilyich Lenin's relationship with London played a pivotal role in shaping his political thought. This book tells the story of Lenin's intriguing connection with Apollinariya Yakubova, a...

The Great Fire of London by Stephen Porter In 1666, a devastating conflagration swept through the City of London, leaving destruction in its wake. This comprehensive account examines the events...

Three women from different backgrounds join the fight against the Blitz in this gripping historical novel. In 1941, London is under attack, and the Royal Navy issues a call for female motorcycle...

In the heart of London, a complex web of loyalty and deception unfolds. CIA agent Lyndsey Duncan is drawn into a high-stakes game when her MI6 counterpart, Davis Ranford, requests her help in...

London A Short History by A. N. Wilson is a concise and engaging exploration of the city's rich history, spanning over 2,000 years. From its Roman roots to its modern-day cosmopolitanism, Wilson...

George Frideric Handel: A Life of Musical Genius In 1712, a young German composer arrived in London to serve as musician to King George II. This marked the beginning of a remarkable four-decade...

Mice in the City: London follows a busy morning in London as mice dressed in top hats and smart overcoats make their way to work by bus, tube, and train. From the mice of Parliament baking cakes to...

London Bus Liveries: A Miscellany by Malcolm Batten explores the varied liveries carried by London buses since 1969. From the iconic red livery to special promotional and commemorative designs, this...

An Opinionated Guide to Vegan London by Sara Kiyo Popowa is your essential companion for navigating modern vegan food in London. As the vegan scene continues to grow, this book provides expert...

From the Metropolitan Police Service, London Fire Brigade, and London Ambulance Service, to the British Transport Police, City of London Police, and Ministry of Defence Police, this book showcases a...

A comprehensive guide to London's pubs, featuring 161 tried-and-tested establishments. From relaxing in a garden to enjoying live music, this book helps you find the perfect pub for any occasion.With...

Globe Life in Shakespeare's London by Catharine Arnold explores the fascinating connection between William Shakespeare and the city of London during his lifetime. The book delves into the history of...

London's Hidden Burial Grounds by Robert Bard and Adrian Miles explores the lesser-known burial grounds beneath London's streets. Over centuries, these sites have been developed, built over, and...

Explore the vibrant city of London in this engaging search and find book. With hundreds of things to spot, from pigeons to telephone boxes, you'll discover fascinating facts about iconic places in...

Jane Foster's London introduces you to the iconic city of England, showcasing its most famous landmarks and everyday life. Discover Big Ben, a traditional cup of tea, a classic telephone box, and the...

London's railway stations are a testament to the nation's industrial and architectural heritage. Produced in association with The National Archives, this book is profusely illustrated with period...

Garaging London's Red Buses explores the engineering and maintenance of London's iconic red double-decker buses. Written by Mick Webber, this in-depth guide provides a detailed look at the history,...

A Dictionary of London Place-Names by A. D. Mills is an authoritative guide to the linguistic and historical origins of London's place names. With over 1,700 entries, this dictionary uncovers the...

Thomas Hardy: Half a Londoner explores the formative years of Thomas Hardy's life in London, from his arrival as a shy youth to his later return to Dorset. Mark Ford examines how Hardy's experiences...

West London Wildlife: Exploring the Natural World in Urban Spaces. This collection of essays brings together new and established voices to share their perspectives on nature, environment,...

Trinity College London Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises From 2021: Grade 3 12 Pieces Plus Exercises for Trinity College London Exams 2021-2023 This book provides a selection of 12 piano pieces for...

Karl Marx in London explores the life and experiences of the father of Marxism during his time spent in the English capital. Simon Webb examines how the Victorian city influenced Marx's thoughts,...

Katie's London Christmas is a magical picture book about an unforgettable Christmas Eve adventure. Katie and her friend Jack are woken up late by a loud sneeze, setting them on a thrilling journey...

Get ready for an exciting adventure through London with this activity book packed with puzzles, mazes and doodles. From spotting pigeons in Trafalgar Square to solving challenging puzzles, there's...

Eight years ago, a nightmare ended, but the terror that followed Hannah Shapiro to London has only just begun. She thought she'd left her past behind, but the memories of her horrific ordeal continue...

London was the critical location throughout the English Civil Wars. This new history focuses on London's military significance, highlighting its importance as a 'militarized city'. At the outbreak of...

Discover the wonders of London with this fun and interactive guide for young visitors.Explore the city's most famous sights, from the London Eye to the Natural History Museum, with stunning...

London's Truly Strangest Tales by Tom Quinn is a fascinating collection of bizarre-but-true stories that explore a thousand years of London's history. From ghostly encounters in West End theatres to...

The Great Fire of London By Gillian Clements Franklin Watts, 2012 32 pages, paperback In September 1666, a fire broke out in Pudding Lane, quickly spreading throughout the medieval city of London...

A fun and interactive London sticker book, perfect for little hands to explore the city. With a carry handle, this book is ideal for a trip to London or a fun activity at home. Packed with over 250...

Charles Dickens' London explores the life and times of one of literature's most beloved authors. Born in 1812 in humble circumstances, Charles Dickens went on to create some of the world's best-known...

London's River Folk Tales for Children by Anne Johnson and Sef Townsend offers a unique glimpse into the everyday magic that has been hidden beneath the surface of London's rivers for centuries. The...

Board the London Bus and explore one of the world's most famous capital cities with a family of four. This delightful rhyming picture book takes you on a fun-filled journey through London,...

London's gang warfare was a brutal and complex phenomenon that predated the infamous Krays. In the early 20th century, rival gangs clashed in violent battles over territory and pride. The Bethnal...

London Parks by Hunter Davies is a celebration of the city's greatest green spaces. With a year spent walking around his favourite parks, Davies explores their unique appeal and hidden delights. From...

Thomas Gainsborough's London years, from 1774 to 1788, were a pivotal moment in his career. This meticulously researched account explores how he designed his home and studio, maintained influential...