Tour of Clapham Please click button to subscribe to my channel!! Wandsworth Prison Britain’s largest – built 1851. Oscar Wilde served first 6 months of his sentence here before moving to Reading. Clapham Junction Station 1838 – It was signal box and then grew to be busiest in the world (not anymore). Man on the […]
Tour of Battersea
Tour of Battersea Please click button to subscribe to my channel!! Battersea Power Station Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott Built in 1930s. Largest brick building in Europe. Wasn’t popular at the time as it was an eye-sore. They had a fire in 1964 causing blackouts all over London. (Remember power cuts in the 70s?) Closed […]
New US Embassy Vauxhall
Trump and the new US embassy in Vauxhall and Nine Elms Vauxhall is where the new US embassy stands. Donald Trump recently said about, “The reason I canceled my trip to London is that I am not a big fan of the Obama Administration having sold perhaps the best located and finest embassy in London […]
London Bridge Walk Through History
London Bridge Walk Through History with Julian McDonnell from Joolz Guides Please click button to subscribe to my channel!! For a lovely walk around Borough Market and London Bridge, ending at the Tower of London we started at The George Inn, Southwark. Take a drink in this beautiful historic pub which Shakespeare and Dickens knew. […]
Captain Bligh’s Tomb and The Pedlar’s Window
Captain Bligh’s tomb is situated at the back of the Garden Museum in Lambeth which used to be called St Mary at Lambeth. When I went to film the Garden Museum there wasn’t anyone available but I my interest was mostly in Captain Bligh. Captain Bligh was a remarkable man who witnessed the death of […]
Marshalsea Prison
Diary extract of a young boy named Charlie – 1827 St George the Martyr and Marshalsea Prison 15th July 1827 5.30am and I am awoken by a kerfuffle outside my window in Bermondsey. I had almost forgot that yesterday was Bastille Day and this commotion that stirred me was nothing more than the drunken revelry […]
Ferrymen’s Seat – London Bankside
Along Bankside in London, near The Globe Theatre is the Ferrymen’s Seat. It is a a rather unremarkable looking piece of stone jutting out of a wall and you have to be pretty slim to fit on it. I suppose there was no McDonalds in those days and people were pretty undernourished and skinny. Up […]
Kirkaldy Testing Works
At 99 Southwark Street lies a remarkable little museum. It is remarkable because it isn’t actually a museum at all. It is a functioning testing works. The Kirkaldy Testing Works The Kirkaldy Testing Museum is actually an English Heritage listed building which houses David Kirkaldy’s pioneering testing machine.It is a huge hydraulic machine which was […]
Horniman Museum
A little further out from central London lies one of London’s most wonderful attractions. The Horniman Museum is in Forest Hill, South London and is the perfect place for a day out with the kids. There’s natural history, anthropology, musical instruments and aquarium and acres of gardens with a wonderful view of London. Frederick John […]
Crossbones Graveyard – Borough
Borough Market
Borough Market is situated by London Bridge and is a must see for gourmet travellers. In this London guide, Joolz tries out the best sausage rolls in London, organic iced tea and even award winning English wine! If you want a London guide where you meet the actual characters of London Joolz Guides is for […]
Joolz’s Guides to London – Intro
Watch my introduction and then click on any of the videos in the VIDEO GALLERY to learn more about Hidden London!