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Bram Stoker’s London house is at 18 St Leonard’s Terrace in Chelsea, where a blue plaque marks him as the author of Dracula. It is a quiet-looking terraced home, the kind of place you could walk past without giving it much thought, but it has a strong literary connection. Stoker lived here while he was…
42 Oakley Street in Chelsea is one of the London addresses most closely tied to Bob Marley. After the 1976 attempt on his life in Jamaica, Marley came to London and lived here with The Wailers in 1977. It was during this period that they finished work on Exodus, the album that gave the world…
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