Today in History: January 10, Thomas Paine publishes Common Sense'Key historical events occur on January 10, ranging from revolutionary publications to notable disasters and advancements in transportation.
Royal sculptor unveils new statue marking north London's canal heritageThe statue Man Leading Horse celebrates the area's industrial history as a transport hub for goods and the hardworking canal workers.
Man reveals he owns the largest brick collection in UK with 4,000 varieties dating from 19th century homesMark Cranston's brick collection encapsulates industrial history, with each piece telling its own unique story.
Tickets Alert: Visit the West India Docks Impounding StationThe West India Docks Impounding Station is a historic and industrial site that plays a crucial role in managing dock water levels.
mire lee transforms tate modern's turbine hall into eerie factory of skin-like sculpturesMire Lee's 'Open Wound' reimagines the Turbine Hall as a body, intertwining themes of industrial legacy, beauty, and the human experience.