Historical figures in London
The atlas holds 101 people and 455 moments here, from 1374 to 2022. Among them Writers, Political Leaders and Scientists, across the Space Age and the Cold War.
Moments
- 1936 British Academy Beowulf lecture J. R. R. Tolkien
- 1937 Convalescence at Greenwich George Orwell
- 1937 Emergency operation in London Ernest Rutherford
- 1938 Reaches London and takes temporary refuge Sigmund Freud
- 1938 Worked at the London embassy John F. Kennedy
- 1938 Meets Sigmund Freud Salvador Dalí
- 1938 Moves into Maresfield Gardens Sigmund Freud
- 1938 Undergoes his final operation in London Sigmund Freud
- 1939 Government Code and Cypher School course J. R. R. Tolkien
- 1939 Attended Parliament's war speeches John F. Kennedy
- 1939 Returned to wartime London John F. Kennedy
- 1939 Dies at Maresfield Gardens Sigmund Freud
- 1940 Wartime base at Lansdowne Terrace George Orwell
- 1940 Flat at Dorset Chambers George Orwell
- 1940 First meeting with Churchill Charles de Gaulle
- 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 Celebrated VE Day in London Elizabeth II
- 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
- 1947 Married at Westminster Abbey Elizabeth II
- 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
- 1951 London Palladium comeback Judy Garland
- 1952 Family move to the East End Douglas Adams
- 1952 Moved into Buckingham Palace as Queen Elizabeth II
- 1952 Return to London from the Soviet Union Doris Lessing
- 1953 Crowned at Westminster Abbey Elizabeth II
- 1957 Visit to London Gabriel García Márquez
- 1959 Finchley campaign speech Margaret Thatcher
- 1959 Adopted as Finchley candidate Margaret Thatcher
- 1961 Visited London after Vienna John F. Kennedy
- 1962 Conducts ANC business in London Nelson Mandela
- 1963 Birth in East Finchley George Michael
- 1964 Studied at Isleworth Polytechnic Freddie Mercury
- 1964 Queen's Theatre engagement Marlene Dietrich
- 1964 London Palladium concerts with Liza Minnelli Judy Garland
- 1965 Dies at Hyde Park Gate Winston Churchill