Led Rides
Westminster Firsts, Inventions and Discoveries
Westminster Firsts, Inventions and Discoveries
Sun 6th Jul 2014 · 9:00am
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On the ride, alongside many other ‘firsts’, we’ll pass and find out a little about: The first public building in the world to be entirely lit by electricity; The London home of Benjamin Franklin, ‘The First American’ and inventor of the lightning rod; The site of the world’s first demonstration of Television; The incredible institution in which Magnesium, Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, Strontium, Barium, Boron, Chlorine, Iodine and Argon were discovered The place where the first traffic lights in the world were installed; And the building from which Dracula first emerged!
START AND END POINT: Barclay’s Bike Hire Docking Station at the bottom of Northumberland Avenue WC2N 5AQ, near Embankment tube station, and Charing Cross Rail Station and tube station.
Route: Westminster first - South
Come and join us for a fun relaxing day exploring the City of Westminster!
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Westminster Firsts, Inventions and Discoveries
Dip into the wonderful range of inventions, discoveries and other ‘firsts’ associated with the City of Westminster on this free six-mile circular ride, led by experienced cycle marshals.