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LondonHistorian

  1. We Know Where You Live wp.me/p13rlt-1Bn Just-for-fun throwaway blog post about protesters who visit politicians' homes.
  2. @adeteal Do try - on till 22 July at Cartoon Museum. #bateman
  3. @adeteal @unbounders Done that. Will use as you suggest when I have found some ££. BTW, are you been to the HM Bateman? Ace!
  4. St George's Day should be replaced with a day celebrating a tree, says academic via @Telegraph soc.li/25LNgSZ
  5. The Drawing Board: Just let it go… via @Telegraph soc.li/qxioveF >> excellent cartoon today.
  6. BBC News - 'Tudor era' is misleading myth, says Oxford historian bbc.in/KA6Yn9 >> "no contemporary resonance"
  7. London This Day. Birthday of Charles II, St James's Palace, 1630. bit.ly/KZUbcF
  8. London This Day. Charles II triumphant return to London on his 30th birthday, 1660. bit.ly/KN4HpI
  9. Apart from you republicans, I trust all are wearing a sprig of oak leaves for Oak Apple Day?
  10. Review: The Man Who Went Mad on Paper wp.me/p13rlt-1Bb Blog post - another fabulous exhibition - the one and only HM Bateman.
  11. Review: Mind the Map wp.me/p13rlt-1AE Blogpost on the marvellous new cartography exhibition at @ltmuseum.
  12. London This Day. Unsung hero Erasmus Bond, father of the G&T, patents Indian tonic water, 1858. bit.ly/mo13GR
  13. Our Day Plan has degenerated from Tower of London to art galleries to blanket in park to lolling on own lawn with book. :-)
  14. London This Day. Execution of Margaret Pole, Tower of London, 1541. bit.ly/k4f3EY
  15. London This Day. Habeas Corpus Act, 1679. bit.ly/VNVpe
  16. I must phone that number at the end of #EastEnders. I too have lost my slippers. And burned the pancakes.
  17. @RBKClibraries Very welcome. BTW, any news on LHF this November?
  18. @lbc973 Wormwood Scrubs was built by its own prisoners under Edmund du Cane.