Searchable database of plaques commemorating famous people and places in London.

Information taken from old almanacs listing provincial carriers, stage wagons and coaches staying at London Inns from 1637 to 1728. Also contains information on Turnpike Trusts in Oxfordshire.

Searchable archive including Booth's survey into life and labour in London, dating from 1886-1903, and Booth family papers from 1799 to 1967.

Guide to the development of the capital from the 16th to the 19th centuries, brought together by the Victorian designer, Frederick Crace. Held at British Library.

A searchable collection of maps, prints and texts that illustrate and describe the history and topography of Victorian London. From Tufts University.

The complete text of 'Imperial London', by Arthur Henry Beavan, published in 1901, now in the public domain. The history of London from pre-Roman times to 1900.

History of the regeneration work by the LDDC across the London Docklands area from 1981 to 1998. Includes monographs, booklets and press releases.

Organises conferences and publishes a newsletter three times a year. Activities, seminars, conferences, newsletter, bibliography and message board.

Visual, textual, and statistical representation of Victorian London, assembled by an international group of scholars.

People, places and events in the area for family historians.

Online digitised collection resource of over 5000 items, brought to you by the National Maritime Museum, and local London libraries and archives.

The social history of Victorian and Edwardian London: family life, a typical day, clothes, pastimes, leisure of a man, woman, child, servants, a room-by-room inventory. Booklist, events and forum.

All aspects of the history of London from its foundation to the 20th century featuring articles on the people, places and events that have made London what it is.

Primary sources on the social history of Victorian London.

Covers the history of this neighbourhood of North London from the Middle Ages to the 1811 earthquake.