Our Relationship with London’s Historical Architecture
A drop-in event displaying Guildhall Library's Architecture Treasures exploring London's historical heritage from Norman times to Brutalism
Our Relationship with London’s Historical Architecture
A drop-in event displaying Guildhall Library's Architecture Treasures exploring London's historical heritage from Norman times to Brutalism
Friday 12th June
13.00 - 16:00
Free
Several studies have found an association between heritage and place attachment. These bonds can improve our self-esteem, sense of belonging, fostering relaxation and personal growth. Historic places connect us with the past which supports a sense of continuity, serving as a foundation of personal and collective identity. Anyone interested in discovering more about London's architectural history should visit Guildhall Library where an extensive exhibition and display of books and images will take you on a journey through time from Norman architecture through to Brutalism, exploring the stories behind London's development.
Location
Guildhall Library
Aldermanbury,
London
EC2V 7HH
Access to Guildhall Library is through the London Centre on Aldermanbury via steps or lift.
Nearest station:
St Pauls, Moorgate and Bank
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
There are lifts so there is step free access.
Free
This is a drop-in event with no booking required
Organiser
Guildhall Library
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