Stories
- Article
The unimprovable white cane
Recent technological additions to the white cane aim to make the world easier for visually impaired people to navigate. Alex Lee explores whether new is really better.
- Article
Dying to be in nature
The modern funeral business is one that uses up precious resources and pollutes the planet. But you can make sure it’s only your memory that leaves its mark with these new and natural ways to leave this earth.
- Book extract
“Above resistant pavements, I floated”
In this extract from ‘Living with Buildings and Walking with Ghosts’, walk with Iain Sinclair through the streets of London.
Catalogue
- Books
Beyond the water towers : the unfinished revolution in mental health services 1985-2005 / edited by Andy Bell, Peter Lindley.
Date: 2005- Books
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Historical remarks and observations upon the ancient and present state of London and Westminster; Shewing The Foundation, Walls, Gates, Towers, Bridges, Churches, Rivers, Wards, Palaces, Halls, Companies, Inns of Court and Chancery, Hospitals, Schools, Government, Charters, Courts and Privileges thereof. With an Account of the most Remarkable Accidents, as to Wars, Fires, Plagues, and other Occurrences which have happened therein for above Nine Hundred Years past, till this Time. illustrated with pictures of the most considerable Passages, and the Arms of the Companies of London, with the time of their Incorporating. By R.B.
R. B., approximately 1632-approximately 1725.Date: 1703
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A dilapidated building with an apse, a gable and a bell-tower. Etching, 1819.
Date: 1819Reference: 20064i- Pictures
Beams supporting a great bell. Lithograph by G.M. Stevens.
Stevens, Gustave-Max, 1871-1946.Date: [between 1900 and 1999?]Reference: 31164i- Pictures
Beams and machinery supporting a great bell. Lithograph by G.M. Stevens.
Stevens, Gustave-Max, 1871-1946.Date: [between 1900 and 1999?]Reference: 31165i