Earlier this week I alluded to the re-naming of streets, something that became necessary as London expanded, such that a rendezvous arranged...

Last week, on Londonist Time Machine, Matt wrote about some the wornderful details depicted in the  Balloon View illustrative map of 1851 . ...

One for fellow map nerds and London Transport fans. There is an excellent exhibition at The Map House showing the evolution of the tube map...

Yesterday I spent a lovely afternoon wandering around the London Transport Museum's second site at Acton . The first time I went there...

Last week, on Christmas Day afternoon, I cleared the table, poured the wine, and got to work on a PuzzleMap jigsaw of London that I'd fo...

There is still plenty of time to follow the free  trail around the NPG  where you can see fourteen works created by the multi-talented Mr Pe...

I just got this great book containing the musings, observations and illustrations of Tim Harding. Subtitled Mundane Happenings from the Sec...

I have just been made aware of what looks to be a wonderful exhibition in the City of London. Maps, models, photos and more... ooh! This i...

Last week I went a private view at The Victoria Miro Gallery in Wharf Road, N1. This gallery is always worth popping in to as I think over ...

Last night I went to a Meetup. (Thinks: that would be a good pun title for a collection of butcher shop related images...!). For those of yo...

I love looking at maps; especially old ones. I have various maps of London pinned to the wall behind me as I write this and along the hallwa...