Get a preview of the Green Clerkenwell Trail in North Clerkenwell this month
Tag - history
The next event in the fantastic ‘Reds on the Green‘ series
Toby Patrick explores why Italians settled in Clerkenwell
The current special exhibition continues at the Charles Dickens Museum with a series of free talks
Join Madeleine Pelling, at this event in July, to unpick the stories of three incredible eighteenth-century hoaxes.
This summer a 200th anniversary celebration is coming to Clerkenwell.
Toby Patrick takes a look at some of the capital's most intriguing old pubs and their fascinating history
From art workshops to historic tours and live music, there's some great Finsbury Winter Warmer events happening next week...
The Peel has a new logo!
Landmark achievement confirms status as a leading national centre for socialist and labour history.
Come and explore local stories, groundbreaking ideas and people who made history.
Step into Clerkenwell’s dark past: prisons, paupers, gangs & grim tales that shaped one of London’s most dangerous district.
The next event in this autumn’s Reds on the Green series.
This year’s Local London Guiding Day is on Saturday 4th October, with free walking tours every hour from 10am to 4pm.
The Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry has today announced that it will be working with The Postal Museum on its upcoming Legacy Project.
The next in the excellent Reds on the Green series of events.
The Black Mary Project continues to provide reflective, healing spaces next week as part of Wellcome Collection’s free Thirst Symposium weekend 19-21 September.
Join us and discover the radical history of Clerkenwell Green through monthly sessions. Come and explore local stories, groundbreaking ideas and people who...
Ben Gosling finds out more about this hidden gem in the heart of Clerkenwell
St Luke's Community History Group members have been researching the history of Exmouth Market and collecting stories from local residents of their memories of...
The permanent statue by artist Marcia Bennett-Male honouring the story of the 17th Century black well keeper Mary Woolaston was unveiled at Calthorpe Community...
Find out more about Dan Chatterton and his Atheistic Communist Scorcher at the first event next week…
With funding from the London Museum’s Community Associates programme, The Peel has been delving into its rich heritage.
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