When Did Big Ben First Bong? 101 Questions Answered About the Greatest City on Earth
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Writer and journalist DAVID LONG has regularly appeared in The Times and the London Evening Standard, as well as on TV and radio. As well as being an award-winning ghostwriter, he has written a number of books on London, including Spectacular Vernacular, Tunnels, Towers & Temples, and the highly successful Little Book of London.
Millions live there, millions more visit each year – but how many really know London?
Find out:
- How New York’s famous Central Park came to be modelled on a seventeenth-century London square
- When Primrose Hill almost gained a pyramid even larger than the Great Pyramid of Cheops
- Why about 640 people came to be drowned in the Thames in a single night
- What the royal family might do to escape London if the balloon ever goes up
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Writer and journalist DAVID LONG has regularly appeared in The Times and the London Evening Standard, as well as on TV and radio. As well as being an award-winning ghostwriter, he has written a number of books on London, including Spectacular Vernacular, Tunnels, Towers & Temples, and the highly successful Little Book of London.