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Bridges and More

Name: Bridges and More
Brand: Kulturalis
SKU: 49865056
Price: 20.49 EUR
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Author: Ian Doolittle
ISBN: 9781836360391

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Código Libristo: 49865056

Editores Kulturalis, febrero 2026

City Bridge Foundation is the oldest charity in London still operating under its original purpose. E... Descripción completa

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City Bridge Foundation is the oldest charity in London still operating under its original purpose. Established over 700 years ago to maintain London Bridge, it now cares for five of the Thames's great crossings while distributing surplus income to charities across the capital. Worth £1.5 billion, it remains managed by the City of London Corporation. This lively and original book traces the development of the Foundation from its religious origins as the 'Bridge House,' through political intrigue, civic evolution and remarkable acts of giving. Written by legal historian Ian Doolittle, it introduces a little-known but extraordinary organisation whose assets were built from the donations of ordinary Londoners. The Foundation's story spans medieval craftsmanship, royal interference, and the complexities of modern governance, all while helping shape the physical and civic landscape of London. It is a story of bridges, certainly, but also of money, power, and purpose.