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Historypin Blog The Bedford Tavern, London These unique glimpses into the past of public houses all around the south east of England are now available to be browsed on www.historypin.org/pubs, but that is not the end...

Mapping Emotions in Victorian London | Historypin Blog Posted on The project’s main map, showing “pins” of novel passages mapped out throughout London. Map overlay courtesy of the National Library of Scotland. Mapping Emotions of Victorian London is an e...

New exhibition exploring ‘The Participatory Museum’ concept | Historypin Blog 10am-6pm. The photographs are from the Q Series, a remarkable collection of 120,000 images showing life during the First World War, on land, at sea, in the air and at home. The collection includes mat...