Who Do You Think You Are?

EXPLORING LONDON'S STREETS

ondon traces its origins back to Roman times; indeed it was the capital of Roman Britain. The city's geography has shifted over the centuries as it expanded to accommodate a dramatically growing population. Streets and buildings have been built, demolished and rebuilt, not least as a result of the Blitz. Because of this, many streets have changed their names and locations over the

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