Tottenham Court Road
Nicholas Hawksmoor trail
Saturday 14th of August
What
London hash number 2571
Where
Tottenham Court Road
When
Saturday 14th of August at 12 Noon for 12:30 (987 days ago)
How
Who
Hared by Bhopal and Standard Deviant
What Else
No bag drop
The pub, the Richard The First, expect us after 2pm
An A to B trail starting at Tottenham Court Road Station and finishing at the Richard The First PH in Greenwich. It is based around the six Grade I listed chuches designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor (a colleague of Sir Christopher Wren) in the early 18th century. It passes many other points of interest on the way, including locations of notorious murders. (This is what happens when an architect and a criminologist are left in the same room!) The trail is in two sections: the first from Tottenham Court Road Station (Central & Northern lines) to West Ferry Station (DLR), just over 12k long: the second from Cutty Sark (DLR) to the pub, just less than 2k long. You will need a travel or credit card for the journey between the two. Download information about the points of interest on the trail here. Download a map of the first section of the trail here. The trail will be marked in plasterboard. Use the map to plan your own shortcuts if you wish. Please register for the run here."
The pub, the Richard The First, expect us after 2pm
An A to B trail starting at Tottenham Court Road Station and finishing at the Richard The First PH in Greenwich. It is based around the six Grade I listed chuches designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor (a colleague of Sir Christopher Wren) in the early 18th century. It passes many other points of interest on the way, including locations of notorious murders. (This is what happens when an architect and a criminologist are left in the same room!) The trail is in two sections: the first from Tottenham Court Road Station (Central & Northern lines) to West Ferry Station (DLR), just over 12k long: the second from Cutty Sark (DLR) to the pub, just less than 2k long. You will need a travel or credit card for the journey between the two. Download information about the points of interest on the trail here. Download a map of the first section of the trail here. The trail will be marked in plasterboard. Use the map to plan your own shortcuts if you wish. Please register for the run here."