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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
21st May 1973 Comedian Noel Fielding, Mighty Boosh, born in Westminster.
21st May 1966 Heavyweight Cassius Clay KOs Henry Cooper in London
21st May 1950 Born today: Roger Hodgson, London, rocker (Supertramp)
21st May 1920 Born today: Anthony Steel, London, actor (Malta Story, Wooden Horse)
21st May 1471 King Edward IV enters London and claims the throne.
London's Public Stalactites
London's best public free stalactite show!
Location: Tottenham Court Road Underpass, London
Description: If you head for the south exit from Tottenham Court Road tube Station (stay right as you come out of the barriers) and go up the stairs you find yourself in a public subterranean wonder!
Like all good caves it's dank, dingy, and smells bad. But look up and you'll see hundreds of small and dripping calcium deposits called stalactites. The floor has their ugly cousin stalagmites and a very wet floor - watch yourself!
You eventually resurface on Charing Cross Road.
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Centre Point Tower
An architectural icon from the 1960s and famous London building.
2006-08-02
Little Compton Street», 0.1km
The Crystal Palace Subway», 6.8km
Greenwich Foot Tunnel», 5.6km
TV on the South Bank», 1.0km
Bull & Bush Station», 4.2km
Farting Lane's Sewer Lamp», 0.5km
Dick Turpin's Cave», 12.km
Thames Ironworks», 6.0km
Hackney's Mole Man», 2.8km
Albion Disaster Memorial», 6.2km
mapping London's most interesting and unusual places and history
