00:00 In his pilgrimage across South London to Barking on St. Cuthbert's Day, Tom Holland walks through areas like Peckham and Greenwich before reaching the ancient trading emporium of Woolwich via ferry.

04:11 Amid hostility and religious strife in seventh-century London, Augustin becomes archbishop over Canterbury instead of the capital due to its perilous nature. Meletus's failed bishopric attempt led Erkenwald from Kent as Christianity spread among Anglo-Saxons; meanwhile, Ethelburga founded Barking Abbey that became an English scholarly hub for women.

08:25 Amid seventh-century hostility in London, Archbishop Augustin opts for Canterbury while Meletus's bishopric fails; concurrently Erkenwald from Kent sees Christianity flourish among Anglo-Saxons as Ethelburga found Barking Abbey—an enduring women's educational institution.

12:17 Amidst London's heatwave during lockdown, Tom walks from the East end to All Hallows by the Tower, discovering an Anglo-Saxon doorway and reflecting on Barking Abbey.

15:59 Tom recounts his solitary walk from Barking Abbey to All Hallows by the Tower during a London heatwave amidst lockdown, uncovering an Anglo-Saxon doorway and pondering over the lesser-known history of the site.

19:36 Tom recounts his fifties walk in London’s Soho district during lockdown, where he discovers an Anglo-Saxon doorway and reflects on the area's multicultural history.

23:30 During a London lockdown walk, Tom discovers an Anglo-Saxon doorway and reflects on the area's multicultural history while also encountering nostalgia for British beatnik culture.

27:18 During World War II London lockdown walks reveal Tom’s Anglo-Saxon doorway discovery and reflections on multiculturalism, British beatnik nostalgia.

31:02 In a London pub walk episode of "The Rest Is History," Tom and the host explore forgotten spots like 'the two eyes,' revisit historical locations, encounter personalities from Britain's past music scene including Adam Faith and Harry Webb, while also reflecting on multiculturalism in post-war London.