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The Evolution of London's Blue Plaques

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By Katie Wignall
| Look Up London
The Evolution of London's Blue Plaques Whenever I stop to think about it, blue plaques are truly amazing. Although they began in London, now anyone who looks up all over the UK is treated to a clue about extraordinary contributions from former residents. Short and snappy, they're a springboard for the curious to go and do more digging once their interest is piqued. But whose idea was it?
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London's Smallest Public Sculptures

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By Katie Wignall
| Look Up London
A Guide to London’s Historic Telephones May 26, 2026 2026 marks 100 years since the red Telephone Box arrived on the streets of Britain. Now a global icon, this post is a bit of an eclectic one about the history of how its design came about as well as other fun telephone-related sites across London. After making the first phone call in history on 10 March 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was in London a year later and he was in a bit of a panic.
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London's Smallest Public Sculptures

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By Katie Wignall
| Look Up London
London’s Smallest Public Sculptures May 11, 2026 One of the greatest thrills of being a tour guide is knowing that you’re walking past something that 90% of Londoners have never noticed before. These are the eight smallest public sculptures you can find in London.
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