Kenwood

John back at the auld house, outside the front door, sometime around February or March 1966. No statues yet, or at least, not round his entr...

Clicking on the above will provide, as usual, a better view. By 1995, the attic had seen some renovation, most notably the installation of a...

The eagle-eyed (and probably long-term unemployed) should be able to spot at least six Mad Day Out locations in the above St Pancras panoram...

If the end of the Beatles was, as John characterised it, a "slow death", then here was where the patient really started vomiting u...

A couple of photos of Sunny Heights, former abode of the "Schnoz", taken by Guus Limberger in the summer of 1976. Not sure who own...

Some photos of Mimi, taken in and around Sandbanks, and mainly dating from the 1970s. Mini was usually good for an amusing quote or two abou...

Blog "readah" D Aston had business in the St George's Hill area last year, and couldn't resist a visit to the titular pile...

No 50: Marks & Spencer, Marylebone Station. Right, this is getting absolutely stupid now. Nevertheless, if you ever find yourself in the...

No. 48: The Shakespeare's Head. Oh go oooon then. This pub, on Carnaby Street, served as an evening opener for John on at least a couple...

Always "n-n-n-nice" to see new pics o' Kenwood back in the day...and here are a couple hitherto not widely seen. These were ta...

Above squats The Mercury Theatre as it was in the 1950s, and how it looks now in its present guise of unaffordable housing. Opened in 1933, ...

In brief, Ringo sold it to Sheik Zayed bin Sultan al-Nahyan in 1988, who proceeded to spend a, frankly, atrocious amount of wherewithal on g...

A new shot (new to me at any rate) of John on the steps at Kenwood in 1965. Well done that man Joe Baiardi for tracking this un down.

Regular "readahs" may have been wondering what happened to the weird and wonderous virtual Kenwood "pwoject". The answer...

No.50: The Blue Posts. Actually, they never drank here, but they did walk past it a few times. Places The Beatles Walked Past A Few Times wo...