Queer Things About London: Strange Nooks And Corners Of The Greatest City In The World
By Charles G. Harper
Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Company
Copyright 1924
First Edition
NOTE: The prior owner of the book inscribed their name on the front book cover page.
"Queer Things About London: Strange Nooks and Corners of the Greatest City in the World" by Charles G. Harper is a guide and exploration of the less conventional and often overlooked aspects of London's history and geography. Harper delves into the city's hidden alleyways, peculiar landmarks, and intriguing stories, revealing the unusual and sometimes eccentric elements that contribute to London's unique character. The book goes beyond the typical tourist attractions, inviting readers to discover the city's hidden depths and its rich tapestry of oddities and historical curiosities. It offers a fascinating and often quirky perspective on London's past and present.
Charles G. Harper was an English author and illustrator, known for his travelogues and books on British history and topography. His achievements include creating a body of work that explored the historical and often eccentric aspects of the British landscape, particularly its roads, towns, and cities. Harper's writing was characterized by his detailed research, his engaging storytelling, and his distinctive illustrations, which often captured the atmosphere and character of the places he described. His books, including "Queer Things About London," provided readers with a unique and often unconventional perspective on British history and culture, contributing to a deeper appreciation of the country's rich heritage.
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