Our online Book Group meets monthly and welcomes all. We aim to explore a range of London writing, including fiction and non-fiction for all periods in London history. Each session focuses on a different book.
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Book Group: Dracula by Bram Stoker
Wed, Oct 21, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: Sour Sweet by Timothy Mo
Wed, Nov 11, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: The Great When by Alan Moore
Wed, Dec 9, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: The Radiant Way by Margaret Drabble
Wed, Sep 9, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: Original Sin by P.D. James
Wed, Jul 8, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: Happiness by Aminatta Forna
Wed, Jun 10, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: River by Esther Kinsky
Wed, May 13, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: The Fountain in the Forest by Tony White
Wed, Apr 8, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: A Stranger City by Linda Grant
Wed, Mar 11, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John LeCarre
Wed, Feb 11, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: On the Greenwich Line by Shady Lewis
Wed, Jan 14, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: Doreen by Barbara Noble
Wed, Dec 10, 6:00 PM GMT
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Book Group: The Lowlife by Alexander Baron
Wed, Oct 15, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: Kate Atkinson's Shrines of Gaiety
Wed, Sep 10, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: The 392 by Ashley Hickson-Lovence
Wed, Aug 13, 6:00 PM GMT+1
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Book Group: The People of Providence by Tony Parker
The London Archives is a free public archive focusing on the history of London, from 1067 to the present day. We preserve and share millions of historical manuscripts, maps, photographs, books which tell the story of the city. You can find us in central London in Clerkenwell, close to Farringdon Station.It's free to visit and use the archives and many of our exhibitions and events are free to attend. The London Archives is funded and managed by the City of London Corporation. We rebranded as The London Archives in August 2024 and were previously known as London Metropolitan Archives.Find us in leafy Clerkenwell, close to Farringdon and Angel tubes, where we look after a vast and unique collection of manuscripts, maps, photos, books and films that tell the story of London, right back to 1067. If you haven't visited an archive before, we're a bit like a library or museum, but with millions of unique historical documents waiting to be explored; you choose what we want to see and we put the history of London in your hands. Not everyone has time to research though, so our exhibitions and events program delves into the archives and presents the fascinating history of the capital for you to enjoy. We're open to everyone, whether you’re visiting an exhibition, joining a history talk or tracing your family history. Browse our program and start discovering London's history today.