Vauxhall 18th century Size:large A coloured engraving by Thomas

A coloured engraving by Thomas Higham and published by the Stationers Almanac

Along the way we look at key landmarks which shift our perspective of what’s ‘normal’ – Alfred Kinsey’s view of sexuality as a spectrum

A Security warden relaxes against a barrier at the entrance to the National Gallery

Magnus Church

County Hall and its Embankment were built before the First World War

Vauxhall 18th century Size:large A coloured engraving by ThomasVauxhall. A coloured aquatint of Vauxhall Gardens, depicting the orchestra and Madame Weichsel on a balcony. Below is a crowd including some notable personalities of the day. Dining in the box on the left are Boswell, Dr Johnson and Oliver Goldsmith. The two fashionable ladies in the centre are the Duchess of Devonshire and her sister, Lady Bessborough. The Prince of Wales is also in the crowd.