"Haunted London" by Walter Thornbury is a journey into the London of the past, where famous ghost stories walk hand in hand with the traditions, events, and people who shaped the city. Thornbury's words aim to expose how London has changed over time, and the relationships that have come to define it. The book starts by introducing the reader to how historical figures saw London, its complexity, and an acknowledgement of the size of the population. Thornbury talks about his fondness for London and teases a tour of different places, and the events that connect them. Physical and cultural changes are described and show the tension between progress and history, inviting the reader to explore.
Haunted London
By Walter Thornbury
Discover the secrets of a great city through tales of its haunted past and the echoes of its vibrant history.
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