We are a virtual museum with an interactive touch screen 2 minutes from Piccadilly. more info...
History Panels in Soho Square.
We have amassed an extensive library of Soho-centric books at Westminster Archives. List available on request.
Church Tower Holds Secrets Of Soho's Crushed Artisans.
Remembering Revudeville 1932-1964 | A Souvenir Of The Windmill Theatre. Now Available.
Photographs from our Illustrated Talk "Remembering Revudeville" in association with, Westminster Reference Library.
"Soho Unbombed!" The Sunday Times Magazine 08.04.12
Time heals. The clock at St Anne's is wound three times a week by volunteers and strikes the hours from 7am till 11pm.
Benford's. Recollections Of Alf And Nance Wood.
We have talks and special events throughout the year.
Photographs from Historian, Dan Cruickshank's talk on The Huguenots in London "Silver & Silk"
Judith Summers writes on Casanova in Soho and also on our history panel in Soho Sq.
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Continues to inform academics, authors, artists and the media.
Soho was the violin making centre of Britain and Wardour Street was the headquarters.
The free Soho Stories App from the National Trust.
Our oral histories are being digitised by Westminster Archives.
MK&G Hamburg have created a free iPhone App "Ingenious Instruments"
"The French House" in Dean Street, Soho.
Pinkietessa's™ A-Z of London F for French House.
Read the memories from Henry Long's Soho Childhood.
The Recollections Of Harold Lun | The Moving Account Of Growing Up In Soho In The 1930's.
Remember The New Piccadilly? Watch On Pinkietessa's™ A-Z of London.
Soho then & now 1957-2012 by Artist George Skeggs.
FrenchMottershead Presents, Over The Threshold, Commissioned by The Photographers' Gallery.
Contributors to our blog are welcome.
We contributed to the "Time Out" Soho special. Then And Now.
Record Store Day Poster.
Record Shops of Soho, 1946-1996 Pop Up
In what would sadly turn out to be one of his Iast interviews, Sebastian Horsley talks to Nigel Robinson over a nice pot of tea at Maison Bertaux.
Carla Borel | Photographer
Soho used to have its own dairy.
Explore the iconic Colony Room Club in all its 360'.
"Stepping out to Angelucci's for my coffee beans" Dire Straits "Wild West End" .
Mick Frank | Photographer
Pamela Jennings (1964–2012), known as Soho Pam, was a homeless woman who became well known in the London district of Soho.