“The underground galleries, organs of the large city, would function like those of the human body, without revealing themselves to the light of day. Pure and fresh water, light, and heat would ...

On May 4, 1535, five men were drawn on hurdles from the Tower of London to Tyburn Tree. Three were Carthusian monks, one a priest of the Brigittine order, and the fifth a parish priest. St. Thomas ...

On November 3, 1783, the last public execution took place at Tyburn Gallows in London, when John Austin was hanged for highway robbery. From the hanging of William Fitz Osburn in 1196 until Austin’s ...

Tyburn Gallery is a new London-based exhibition space dedicated to international contemporary art. Founded by the former editor of the South African Journal of Human Rights Emma Menell, an engagement ...

If only Berkeley Square and Buckingham Palace could be razed to the ground, a 1,000-year-old river would see the light of day again. We dip our toes into the fast-flowing world of the Tyburn Angling ...