and equality are fully embraced within the Church
evoking the elegance of the capital in every use
The map reveals highlights from London's uniquely diverse urban forest
Tribus Miraculis – Luca Marenzio [2'57]
this design captures the warmth and wonder of Christmas in the capital
Pepys's London: Everyday Life in London 1650-1703 Theatre history and equality are fully embracedPepys's London: Everyday Life in London 16501703 brings to life the turbulent city Samuel Pepys knewshaped by war, plague, and the Great Fire, yet thriving with culture and commerce. The Restoration reopened theatres, introduced women to the stage, and saw the birth of English opera and public concerts. This was the London of Wren, Dryden, and Purcell, but also of Nell Gwyn, the orange seller turned actress and royal mistress; Colonel Thomas Blood,