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LONDON'S STRANGEST TALES: EXTRAORDINARY BUT TRUE TALES FROM OVER A THOUSAND YEARS OF LONDON'S HISTORY
London's Strangest Tales: Extraordinary But True Tales from Over a Thousand Years of London's History
Название: LONDON'S STRANGEST TALES: EXTRAORDINARY BUT TRUE TALES FROM OVER A THOUSAND YEARS OF LONDON'S HISTORY
Автор: 
Издательство: Daedalus Books
Год:  2012
Страниц:  176
Формат: PDF
Размер: 6.16 mb
Жанр: Daedalus Books
Following in the bestselling footsteps of the Strangest series, London is now available in a beautiful gift format — the perfect present for the London obsessive in the family! This fascinating volume is packed with amazing things you didn't know about the capital, such as the fact that it's still forbidden to run, carry an umbrella or whistle in Burlington Arcade. Did you also know, for example, that there is a tiny, working jail cell that looks like a fat lamppost, situated at the southeast corner of Trafalgar Square, that still has a direct phone link to Scotland Yard? Or indeed, that the entrance to Buckingham Palace that faces down the Mall is actually the back door, not the front? Whether you're a visitor to the capital, a dailuy commuter or one its 7.5 million inhabitants, this book is an alternative, and often bonkers, guide to the city.
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LONDON'S STRANGEST TALES: EXTRAORDINARY BUT TRUE STORIES
London's Strangest Tales: Extraordinary But True Stories
Название: LONDON'S STRANGEST TALES: EXTRAORDINARY BUT TRUE STORIES
Автор: 
Издательство: Anova Books
Год:  2008
Страниц:  304
Формат: DOC
Размер: 7.60 mb
Жанр: Anova Books
Following in the bestselling steps of Robson Strangest series, London is now given the Strangest treatment.Packed with amazing things you didn't know about the capital, such as the fact that it's still forbidden to run, carry an umbrella or whistle in Burlington Arcade. There's a tiny, working jail cell that looks like a fat lamppost, situated at the southeast corner of Trafalgar Square, that still has a direct phone link to Scotland Yard. The entrance to Buckingham Palace that faces down the Mall is actually the back door, not the front.