A woman participates in an anti-Nazi rally 1978 Frame:none including London's better-known sites

including London's better-known sites

A new volume in ACC Art Books' London series

the Port of London was the biggest in the world

The signal lamps and semaphore helped guide the ships through the bridge's lifting bascules

Drawing on London's rich literature and its musical heritage

A woman participates in an anti-Nazi rally 1978 Frame:none including London's better-known sitesA woman participates in an anti Nazi rally. On 30 April 1978, thousands gathered in Trafalgar Square for an anti Nazi rally. People were responding to a rise in racism that had been encouraged by organisations such as the National Front. The crowd marched from the West End through to Victoria Park, Hackney for a concert staged in the name of 'Rock Against Racism'. Performing there to an estimated 100,000 people were The Clash, X Ray Spex, Steel Pulse