Memorials in West End
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8 Northumberland Avenue
London WC2N 5BY
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Trafalgar Square! The epicentre of London (or arguably, the universe). No visit to London is complete without a visit to Nelson's column.
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London W1W 8BA
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A beautiful building
Hazlitt died in agony
from stomach cancer
in 1830 in a upstairs room.
Many luminaries from the literary
world paid him a...
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London WC1B 3LS
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To mark the home of Millicent Fawcett - suffragette -
& her sister Elizabeth Garrett Anderson one of the first
female doctors
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London WC1B 3LS
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In this house & number 52 which was knocked into it
& at no 60 Gordon Square the Bloomsbury Group all
lived at one time or another
5.
London WC1B 3LS
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Many of the Bloomsbury Group also lived in this house
Vanessa Bell, her sister Virginia Woolf,Lytton Strachey
as well as Maynard Keynes : it was...
6.
London WC1B 3LS
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Strachey,the quietest of the Bloomsbury Group
& probably the most contemplative member,
he felt overwhelmed by the many disparate
members of the...
7.
London WC1
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William & his wife,Hetta
lived here for two years
8.
London WC1B 3RY
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Called to the bar in 1776 within 5 years he took silk &
entered Parliament the same year,1781. In 1788 he became
Solicitor General & in 1793...
9.
London WC2
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The rather grand house of
this soldier turned writer
You cannot enter but the
Square is lovely & round
the corner is the famous Thomas Coram
...
10.
London W1W 8BA
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The smart Georgian residence of
the Marquess of Salisbury
Memorials
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Trafalgar Square“ Trafalgar Square! The epicentre of London (or arguably, the universe). No visit to...
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13 fitzroy square“ Fitzroy Square is the pearl in the crown of Adam,architect& this was his house.
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Westmoreland Mansions“ Like all the other buildings with blue plaques, you cannot go in. I loved Vicky's...