About this Event
2026 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Agatha Christie, the world's best-selling author. London played an important role in her life and work, from childhood visits to family and later homes and workplaces in the capital.
In this illustrated talk, Tina Hodgkinson explores Agatha Christie’s connections with London, both real and fictional. Discover the inspiration behind Miss Marple, learn about Christie’s work with poisons, visit the world of the Detection Club, and uncover the London homes, hotels, restaurants and landmarks associated with Christie and her famous characters. Through the places that shaped her life and fiction, this talk offers a fascinating insight into the Queen of Crime and her enduring relationship with the city.
Tina Hodgkinson is the author of Agatha Christie's London: A Historic Guide to the Queen of Crime's Capital. She is employed at The London Archives and is also a qualified City of London and City of Westminster tour guide. Tina is a member of the Crime Writers’ Association. In Agatha Christie’s London, she combines her love of Agatha with her knowledge of London history. For more information see https://tinahodgkinson.com/.
Date and Time: Wednesday 28th October, 18:00-19:00
Doors open at 17:30 and close at 19:25.
Location: Huntley Room at The London Archives
Cost: Free for AfL Members, £10.00 for non-members
Event venue & nearby stays
The London Archives, 40 Northampton Road, London, United Kingdom
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