Dwell I Never: the City of London’s Lost ResidentsDwell I Never explores how the City of London transformed itself from over crowded old town into a business district with only a handful of residents. 130,000 people lived in the Square Mile in 1850. Why did they go? What role did their local authority, the Corporation of the City of London, play in the exodus? This is a story about urban change, local government choices, housing, placemaking, localism and activism in one highly charged and often

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The rose-colored flowers that adorn Rossetti’s garlanded lady’s harp are emulated on a dark emerald green base

This map offers answers to all these questions and more

ISBN : 9781902795171

Marking the 400th anniversary of the Worshipful Company of Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers

local government choices

both now and in the future

The amphitheatre's remains have been open to the public since 2002

where The Rossetti's exhibition was hosted in 2023

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Printing: vegetable ink