St Paul's on Ludgate Hill
Sitting on the highest point of The City of London is St.Paul’s Cathedral on Ludgate Hill. Established on the grounds of a Roman trading post for the city of Londinium, it is thought to be the fifth St. Paul’s Cathedral built here, and many thousands of visitors pour out from the nearby subway of St. Paul’s each day to marvel at it’s simple beauty.
Posted in Contributors
Tagged Londinium, St. Paul's Cathedral
I fell in love with Kim Cattrall many years ago… and now she is appearing in Noel Coward’s ‘Private Lives’ directed by Richard Eyr at The Theatre Royal in Bath from the 8th of February, and The Vaudeville Theatre in The West End from the 22nd of February… You can get more of the Arts and Events with Patrick on webs.com… Use my links bar.
Posted in Patrick's Words
Tagged Kim Cattrall, Richard Eyr, Sir Noel Coward
The Lighthouse Building at King's Cross
King’s Cross in North London was once known as Battle Bridge! Here a bridge once crossed the River Fleet, and it was here that Boudica headed her Iceni tribe in battle against the Roman Army then guarding the city of Londinium and it’s inhabitants.
The name King’s Cross comes from an unpopular monument erected to King George IV and a Cross that once stood on the site of the now King’s Cross station.
Robert Morey continues his camera-walk around Londinium
Posted in Contributors
Tagged Boudica, King's Cross, Londinium