WALK | London’s Burning

1665 and 1666 were the most momentous years in London’s history only matched by the Blitz in 1940-41 and then Covid.

Join Blue Badge Guide, Anne-Marie Craven on a journey to discover where, how and why it all happened and traces which can still be seen today – burial grounds, monuments, new churches, and hear of vivid memories.



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1 Jan 1970 @ 12:00 am

Tower Hill Station

Tower Hill Station, 38 Trinity Square, EC3N 4DJ EC3N 4DJ

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