Victorian (1837 – 1901)

One of south London’s Magnificent Seven – with a touch of ancient Greece

This Newham cemetery is one of the country’s biggest

This cutting-edge Victorian technology shows the queen as you've never seen her before

Musical cats. Violent clowns. Friendly flies. Greetings cards looked a little different in the 1800s

A stuffed canary on a card? A lobster in love? The Victorians had curious ways of showing romance

From Queen Victoria to Prince Harry, royal romances have been loved and loathed by Londoners

A visual Tube trip through time

All aboard for seaside shenanigans and intercontinental connections

A glorious ceiling and a visitor from Peru

Punch and his ill-treated wife Judy have entertained Londoners for centuries

Sea monster matchstick holders, giant bird tobacco jars, misshapen stoneware vases

It’s the terminus with links to “The North” and an orphaned boy wizard

Victorian spaces of architectural, natural and historical intrigue

A Gothic-style icon – built by the Victorians

The Victorian author charts the turbulent life of a beloved London clown

When a mudlark recovered Britain’s prestigious medal for valour

George Cruikshank’s satirical sketches shine a light on the craze caused by this London event

Henry Flather’s photos of the Metropolitan District Railway show a transport revolution in action