Name: NANCY’S STEPS
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Curiosity, Free access, Literary

Steps on the south-west side of London Bridge associated with the fictional murder of Nancy in Charles Dickens' novel 'Oliver Twist'

Region/Nation

London

Location/Address

London Bridge
South Bank
West side

County

London

Post Code

SE1

Main Historic Period

Victorian

Link to featured article

Nancy's Steps

Tip/Nearby

London Bridge, Southwark Cathedral, HMS Belfast, Borough Market

Primary Management

Local Authority

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hilarymb on Anniversaries in 2025Hi Mike - thanks for this excellent summary ... I've sent the Stone of Scone piece on to a history fan who mentioned it this week during our talks on the Plantagenets ... it was only for info ... brilliant as usual - cheers and Happy New Year 2025 ...
grandmisadventures on Anniversaries in 2025Great post full of interesting anniversaries!
Helen Devries on Anniversaries in 2025What a super post! Still laughing at the surfeit of palfreys.... So much I remember, so much I remember at second hand from parents and grandparents and so much from 'book learning'....thank you for bringing it all back to mind.....and so much more! I remember the 1975 referendum very well....returning
Darlene on Anniversaries in 2025Some amazing history here. Thanks for compiling this.
GP on Anniversaries in 2025You've had an amazing history.
April Munday on Anniversaries in 2025I don't know why I persist in reading this every year. The events of 50 years ago feel as if they happened yesterday and I can remember most of them. I just feel old and depressed. Happy New Year!
Derrick Knight on Anniversaries in 2025Well done for sorting this link. I have previously attempted to respond by e-mail - saying I even remember some of the 1950s
mekslibrarian on Anniversaries in 2025Your anniversaries posts are always great. I love to read the headlines, trying to match them with what I remember (or know from history lessons and other reading), and always find fascinating information. Thank you!
V.M.Sang on Anniversaries in 2025Hey, I just managed to get here! At last. Great post.
Peter's pondering on Anniversaries in 2025You had fun getting this one to press Mike, and what a marathon you must have had in putting it together. Well done indeed.

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