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Vor 3 Tagen · Top Museums in Spitalfields: See reviews and photos of Museums in Spitalfields, London (England) on Tripadvisor.
Vor 3 Tagen · Th e present site of the market includes the area occupied in about 1680 by the roughly rectangular space known as Spital Field or Spital Square, (fn. n1) bounded by Lamb Street, Crispin Street, Paternoster Row (the present eastern end of Brush field Street, also referred to as Great Paternoster Row or Street) and Red Lion Street (the line of w...
Vor 4 Tagen · 65A. A brasserie-style restaurant sitting on the edge of the iconic Spitalfields Market, 65A offers an elegant yet uncomplicated menu of classic dishes, peppered with French inflections, in a nod to the area’s rich and diverse history. 65A consists of two bars and dining areas spread across two floors with a spacious outside dining ...
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Vor 2 Tagen · London’s oldest ironmongers opened for business in 1797 as Presland & Sons, became W.H. Clark Ltd in the eighteen-nineties and was still trading from the same location, over two hundred years later, as Daniel Lewis & Son Ltd – The One Stop Metal Shop. Operating at first from a wooden shack ...
Vor 4 Tagen · 8.866.180 (30. Juni 2022) [2] London (deutsche Aussprache [ ˈlɔndɔn] oder gelegentlich [ ˈlɔndən ], englische Aussprache [ ˈlʌndən ]) ist zugleich die Hauptstadt des Vereinigten Königreiches und Englands. Die Stadt liegt an der Themse in Südostengland.
Vor 3 Tagen · SPITALFIELDS. The Priory of St. Mary, Spittle—A Royal Visit—The Spital Sermons—A Long Sermon—Roman Remains—The Silk Weavers—French Names, and Modern Versions of them—Riots in Spitalfields—Bird Fanciers—Small Heads—"Cat and Dog Money." The original Priory of St. Mary Spittle was founded by Walter Brune and Rosia his wife, in the year 1197.
Vor 5 Tagen · It was one of the first parts of Spitalfields in which substantial houses degenerated into slums. In 1550 the area formed part of two closes of some eighteen and a half acres, held of the Manor of Stepney and extending from ’Hogge Lane’ (Petticoat Lane or Middlesex Street) on the west to Brick Lane on the east.
