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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
4th August 2011 Mark Duggan shot dead by police in Tottenham, a pre-cursor to riots.
4th August 2001 Northern Irish Terrorists bomb Ealing Broadway injuring 6 people.
4th August 1993 Millwall Football Club open their new ground The New Den.
4th August 1943 Born today: David Carr, rock keyboardist (Fortunes Leyton, London
4th August 1902 Greenwich foot tunnel was opened for pedestrians.
4th August 1839 Born today: Walter Pater, London England, writer (Plato and Platoism)
4th August 1598 Queen Elizabeth I closes the European trade Hanseatic (Hanze) monopoly's office in London.
4th August 2001 Northern Irish Terrorists bomb Ealing Broadway injuring 6 people.
4th August 1993 Millwall Football Club open their new ground The New Den.
4th August 1943 Born today: David Carr, rock keyboardist (Fortunes Leyton, London
4th August 1902 Greenwich foot tunnel was opened for pedestrians.
4th August 1839 Born today: Walter Pater, London England, writer (Plato and Platoism)
4th August 1598 Queen Elizabeth I closes the European trade Hanseatic (Hanze) monopoly's office in London.
The Shady Old Lady's Guide to London
London's secret stories are everywhere around our capital city - London's greatest places, secret locations, weird tours, we pinpoint those of interest to you. Create your own additions, tours, and share them.
Tour of the MonthThe Princess Diana Tour
A tour of the sites that were close to Lady Diana Spencers heart, where she lived, and what she knew. The London that she loved.
Virtual Tour Guide: ShadyOldLady
