We're thrilled to be home to archives that document the history of London, and we're continuing to celebrate this history through our online courses about the East End and Victorian London.

These last few months, London has looked a little different, and we got to explore a quieter city. We discovered a new love for our capital, inspiring us to delve into the extensive collections of London photography we hold.

You may spot some familiar buildings in these images of 1960s London pubs we came across in the collections... Are there any you recognise? Let us know your guesses on Twitter, where we'll also be sharing more suggestions and answers.

Want to discover more about the London Collections?

Our London Collections contain around 150,000 books and pamphlets on the social and cultural history of London, along with 2,000 maps, and around 500,000 photographs. We also hold a range of London guidebooks and trade directories, as well as the the history of prominent organisations and individuals from London, such as the London History Workshop, and police officer Frederick Wensley.

The Collection includes extensive materials around the Bishopsgate and Spitalfields area, as well as information on our own history. We're also delving into our London Collection as part of our upcoming courses, which you can find out more about here.