The River Thames

A list of attractions and events related to the River Thames, including tours and notable locations such as London Bridge and Greenwich.

Within London, some districts are mentioned multiple times in the Lockwood & Co books and/or feature prominently in the TV series. The locations within these districts are a mix of sites so minor they are barely mentioned at all, alongside sites of extreme interest to Lockwood & Co fans.

Important locations:

Flo Tour

Flo’s Patch

Image of a historical information card titled 'Flo's Patch', featuring details about Flo's terrestrial home in London and its significance, as well as references to tours related to the River Thames and The Flo Tour.

Rotwell

Text-based image featuring the word 'ROT WELL', with references to 'Rotwell Agency (TSS)' and 'Rotwell Institute (TEG)', and a button prompting 'Click here to read more' on a textured background.

Greenwich

A list of attractions and locations in Greenwich, including Cold Maiden Beach, Cruel World Beach, Joplin's Flat, and the Spiritualist Museum, alongside a description of Greenwich as an important historic district in London.

London Bridge

Image featuring information about London Bridge, highlighting its historical significance and connection to the Flo Tour, along with various tour options.

Minor Locations

Lucy & George meet flo

"She was outside an eatery in Battersea, picking at her evening breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon in a grubby polystyrene tray." Quote from The Hollow Boy, Chapter 14

Flo sees 3 shades & a grey haze

A parchment scroll with a quote from 'The Hollow Boy', Chapter 14, discussing observations at Chelsea Wharf and perceptions of the Thames.

The bridewell Sewers

A scroll-shaped graphic featuring a quote from 'The Whispering Skull' by Lucy, describing a character named Kat Godwin, with a textured parchment background.

Flo Sleeps in a box

A partially rolled parchment displaying a quote about a character named Flo Bones from 'The Hollow Boy' by Lucy, with aged paper texture.
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