Did you know that it is still forbidden to run, carry an umbrella, or whistle in Burlington Arcade? That at the southeast corner of Trafalgar Square there's a tiny, working jail cell that looks like a fat lamppost that still has a direct phone link to Scotland Yard? That the entrance to Buckingham Palace that faces down the Mall is actually the back door, not the front? From the quirky to the bizarre, this is a humorous and historical dissection of London's strangest occurrences and locations.
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From the Author:
Tom Quinn is the author of 12 books including Angling in Art, Fishing's Strangest Days, Shooting’s Strangest Days, and Wings Over the World: Tales from the Golden Age of Britain's Airlines and the editor of Country Business magazine.
Review:
"This book served up so many little known facts it knocked my socks off." —TucsonCitizen.com
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- PublisherRobson Books
- Publication date2008
- ISBN 10 1861059760
- ISBN 13 9781861059765
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages304
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