
From its beginnings as a backwater of the Roman Empire to its heyday at the heart of the British Empire and up to the eve of the Great War, Rosemary Hill charts London’s history through waves of expansion and contraction with the help of historians, antiquaries and archaeologists. London's past is everywhere beneath its streets, in the geology and archeology of its deep and ancient history, and in... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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In 1737, Samuel Johnson and his student David Garrick decided to walk to London from Lichfield in search of opportunity. It worked out well for both of them, but for many of the large number who made their hopeful journey to the capital from all over... more
The coffee served in London in the 1690s was notoriously unappetising, likened at the time to ‘burnt shoes and charcoal’. Nonetheless it was extremely popular, not least for the energy and locations it provided for two great booms in London life: fin... more
The restoration of the monarchy in 1660 brought a flurry of changes to London life. Women were allowed to appear on stage for the first time, the Royal Society was founded and the West End, with its squares, parks and fashionable ‘season’, was born. ... more
When James VI of Scotland arrived in London in 1603 to become the first ‘King of Great Britain’, expectations were high. They were soon disappointed, not least for the Catholics who tried to blow him and half of Westminster up in 1605. But the plot f... more
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Intelligent, archaeology- and history-forward discussions focused on London's long arc—from Roman beginnings to its post-medieval crescendos and beyond. Episodes often center on close readings of archival sources, maps, and literary texts to reframe major turning points: the city's urban development, governance, and culture across periods like Roman London, medieval guilds, Tudor expansion, and early modern crises such as plagues and fires. A hallmark is bringing in historians, antiquaries, and archaeologists to illuminate how evidence from artefacts, inscriptions, and city planning reshapes widely held narratives. The show tends to highlight how disasters, rebuilds, and transformations—civic spaces, coffee houses, scientific societies, and... more
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