Writers in London
The atlas holds 68 people and 315 moments here, from 1374 to 2015.
Moments
- 1940 Free French headquarters at Carlton Gardens Charles de Gaulle
- 1941 Moved into Isokon Flats Agatha Christie
- 1941 Worked in University College Hospital pharmacy Agatha Christie
- 1941 Flat at Langford Court George Orwell
- 1942 Residence in Hampstead Charles de Gaulle
- 1942 Flat at Mortimer Crescent George Orwell
- 1942 Mission to London Dwight D. Eisenhower
- 1942 Commanding General of ETOUSA Dwight D. Eisenhower
- 1944 London arrival as war correspondent Ernest Hemingway
- 1944 Arrival at RAF Northolt Charles de Gaulle
- 1944 Home at Canonbury Square George Orwell
- 1945 London coverage of the general election George Orwell
- 1946 First overseas-blind world tour: London Helen Keller
- 1946 Goodbye Salute in London Helen Keller
- 1948 Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference Jawaharlal Nehru
- 1949 Move to London with Peter Lessing Doris Lessing
- 1949 Final hospitalization at University College Hospital George Orwell
- 1950 Death at University College Hospital George Orwell
- 1952 Family move to the East End Douglas Adams
- 1952 Return to London from the Soviet Union Doris Lessing
- 1957 Visit to London Gabriel García Márquez
- 1961 Visited London after Vienna John F. Kennedy
- 1962 Conducts ANC business in London Nelson Mandela
- 1964 Studied at Isleworth Polytechnic Freddie Mercury
- 1966 London stopover Indira Gandhi
- 1969 Graduated from Ealing Art College Freddie Mercury
- 1969 Sold clothes at Kensington Market Freddie Mercury
- 1969 Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference Indira Gandhi
- 1971 Recorded demos at De Lane Lea Studios Freddie Mercury
- 1972 Played Bedford College Freddie Mercury
- 1972 Receives CBE insignia J. R. R. Tolkien
- 1972 Showcase at the Pheasantry Freddie Mercury
- 1972 Marquee Club performance Freddie Mercury
- 1973 Studies at Central School of Speech and Drama Carrie Fisher
- 1973 Visits London with Oona Charlie Chaplin
- 1974 Moved back to London Douglas Adams
- 1974 Met Graham Chapman at Chox opening party Douglas Adams
- 1975 Receives knighthood Charlie Chaplin
- 1977 London and Newcastle visit Jimmy Carter
- 1977 Earls Court Jubilee concerts Freddie Mercury
- 1979 Concert for the People of Kampuchea Freddie Mercury
- 1982 Addresses Parliament in London Ronald Reagan
- 1984 Attends London economic summit Ronald Reagan
- 1985 Live Aid performance Freddie Mercury
- 1986 Wembley Stadium Magic Tour Freddie Mercury
- 1988 Meets leaders in London Ronald Reagan
- 1989 Delivers Churchill Lecture in London Ronald Reagan
- 1990 Brit Awards final stage appearance Freddie Mercury
- 1990 Appears at Wembley tribute Nelson Mandela
- 1991 Royal Institution Christmas Lecture appearance Douglas Adams