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This is a small back of flats courtyard mews that can be found just around the corner from Baker Street.
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London’s Alleys: Durweston Mews, W1
This is a small back of flats courtyard mews that can be found just around the corner from Baker Street.
London’s Alleys: Sherlock Mews, W1
Just off Baker Street, home of a famous detective can be found a small cobbled street, Sherlock Mews, but which came first, the man or the mews?
In Marylebone, a large stone plaque celebrates Charles Dickens
Normally, buildings occupied by someone famous get a small blue plaque, but when you're Charles Dickens, you get a huge stone mural instead.
London’s Pocket Parks: The Memorial Garden of Rest, W1
This pocket park is 70 years old this year, and was created on the site of a former church that stood next to Marylebone High Street.
Steel artwork on the corner of Marylebone Lane & Wigmore Street
At the junction of Wigmore Street and Marylebone Lane is a striking piece of modern art hanging within the frame of a new office block.
Blue Plaque for one of Britain’s first black British medical consultants
One of Britain’s first black British consultants, the pioneering neurologist James Samuel Risien Russell has been commemorated with an English Heritage London blue plaque.
London Underground plans upgrade for Marylebone tube station
London Underground is planning to partially demolish its tube station entrance within Marylebone station in order to add a third escalator and expand the number to ticket gates it has.
Giant “Ice House” discovered under the streets of Marylebone
A long-lost Ice House has been uncovered during building works under the Regent's Crescent in Marylebone.
Pay a visit to the British Dental Museum in central London
Yes, all about teeth and toothache and pulling teeth and filling teeth and polishing teeth.
Today’s the 50th anniversary of the Marylebone Flyover
A large concrete and steel leviathan is marking the the 50th anniversary of slicing a community in half. The Marylebone Flyover was officially opened on this day in 1967.
Trees and birds shine through the grime under the Marylebone Flyover
A small forest of trees and woodland animals have appeared under the polluted and noisy Marylebone Flyover, as a work of art.
It’s the 100th anniversary of Marylebone Tube Station
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the opening of Marylebone tube station - but last month also marked the 110th anniversary of the opening of Marylebone tube station.
A macabre relic of mass murder can be found sitting, almost unnoticed in the posh entrance of a London hotel.
The gothic masterpiece concealed in Marylebone
Squashed in between buildings on a site next to the posh shopping area of Marylebone sits a surprisingly large and very gothic inspired church.