The River Thames and its Architecture - Professor Simon Thurley 

Fantastic talk. THIS is the type of content that I'd love to see broadcast on a daily basis to everyone.

I lived in London during the 70s and 80s , during my visits nowadays I find the City though more crowded a beautiful one worthy of admiration . Thank you professor I have enjoyed your series of lectures most enjoyable and informative .

Cracking good talk. Tragic that talks like this never make it to prime time TV where young people at least might find it interesting.

Thank you Prof. Thurley and Gresham College, a fascinating talk

Thanks for the opportunity to view Professor Thurley's lecture from where I am here in Brisbane, Australia. Cheers!

An absolutely fantastic talk! Many thanks.

Canaletto’s bucket hanging off the bridge is there to emphasize scale. I greatly appreciate your innovative and revelatory ways of presenting your overview. Thank you so much

Thoroughly enjoyed this ! Informative and entertaining, thank you.

Beautiful way to encounter the Thames.

Professor, I have been swimming in the Thames in recent years, admittedly I was in Windsor instead of London itself, but that is because the Thames is a very long river. I have also spoken to, possibly Watermen, if that's the group that get to vote on new bridge building in London. These things did not happen on the same day... edit: Thank you most kindly for this wonderful lecture.

A great approach to the topic . Help what a lot of intriguing information. 1677 the Frozen Thames

Superb!!!

Love these talks all of his are intoxicating lol

No mention of the Frost Fairs? Shame, I would have loved to hear him talk about them for a bit.

Wasn't the Temeraire painting set on the River Medway?

Awesome topic. 100th viewer.

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Great fire ended up on the 6th september and here he says the 14th september

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