
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


We begin part two of our history of London on a date you may know - yes, it’s 1066 - but what did the Norman conquest mean for the city? The iconic Domesday book gets done, giving us some of the first written records of people and places. There’s also plague, the London Stone (you’ll have to look it up), the establishment of the guild system, the peasants are revolting AND a couple of notable episodes to do with gunpowder and a REALLY big fire.
Visual notes available on Instagram @averylocalhistory
By Louis & Ollie5
44 ratings
We begin part two of our history of London on a date you may know - yes, it’s 1066 - but what did the Norman conquest mean for the city? The iconic Domesday book gets done, giving us some of the first written records of people and places. There’s also plague, the London Stone (you’ll have to look it up), the establishment of the guild system, the peasants are revolting AND a couple of notable episodes to do with gunpowder and a REALLY big fire.
Visual notes available on Instagram @averylocalhistory

5,535 Listeners

113,497 Listeners

2,739 Listeners

6,120 Listeners

47 Listeners

3,362 Listeners

2,077 Listeners