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Oxenden retained an interest in the land. Several relatives claimed it, but after Mary Baker's death in about 1665, the estate reverted to the Crown. A great-nephew, John Baker, obtained possession of part of it, but squabbled over the lands with his cousin, James Baker; trying to play one another off, they paid or granted rights to Oxenden and a speculator, Colonel
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is to the south of the eastern section, while the western section is built up only on the northern side. Piccadilly is just under 1 mile (1.6 km) in length, and it is one of the widest and straightest streets in central London.
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in 1968, taking advantage of a law that allowed disused buildings to be used for emergency shelter for the homeless. The radical squatting movement that resulted foundered soon afterward, owing to the rise of drug dealers and
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occupying the site. An eviction took place on 21 September 1969; the events resulted in the licensing of squatting organisations that could take over empty premises to use as homeless shelters. In 1983, A. Burr of the
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moved his banking premises to No. 107 in 1825, and the construction of other large buildings, complete with ballrooms and marble staircases, led to the street being colloquially referred to as
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are located on the street, along with other luxury hotels and offices. During the 20th century, it had been an established area for gentlemen's clubs; this usage has sharply declined, and only the
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Simpson in 1936, providing factory-made men's clothing. The premises were designed by the architect Joseph Amberton in a style that mixed
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novels use the setting of
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Edward Hobart, Robert's son-in-law, and a man claiming to be a great-nephew, John Baker, of Wellington, Somerset, or Payhembury, Devon.
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in 1668. Some of the most notable stately homes in London were built on the northern side of the street during this period, including
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in its lyrics. It was written in 1912 about an Irishman living in London, but became popular after being adopted by the mostly Irish
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tells Squadron Leader Roger Bartlett "See you in Piccadilly, Scott's Bar" as he was making his escape from the tunnel.
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The premises at 190–195, built in 1881–1883, housing the
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Metropolitan Improvements, Or London in the 19th Century
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1108:. It opened on 17 October 1962 at a cost of £5 million.
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has stood on Piccadilly since 1684, and was designed by
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was consecrated in 1684 and the surrounding area became
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to Hyde Park Corner was closed to allow the creation of
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recalled people queuing outside Piccadilly's branch of
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lived at No. 148. Melbourne House was designed by
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2335:"Bawden and battenberg: the Lyons teashop lithographs"
2124:"Limkokwing University Campuses & Contact Centres"
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Piccadilly is mentioned in several works of fiction.
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2832:"The Arcadians, operetta~Act 3. All down Piccadilly"
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were installed in the 1930s. In the late 1950s, the
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Piccadilly, looking towards Piccadilly Circus, near
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3610:Starkey, Paul; Starkey, Janet (22 September 2001).
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3023:"Films and Filming". Vol. 9. 1962. p. 21.
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1037:and has several major road junctions. To the east,
484:Piccadilly was named Portugal Street in 1663 after
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3497:McIlvaine, E; Sherby, L.S; Heineman, J.H. (1990).
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1399:featured a game level designed around the street.
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3455:Macqueen-Pope, Walter James (24 February 1972).
1263:lives at the Albany, as does Jack Worthing from
1057:, and the street has a major road junction with
340:. It is one of a group of squares on the London
16:Road in the City of Westminster, London, England
3501:. New York: James H. Heineman. pp. 30–31.
3226:British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Ed.)
1902:. St James's Church, Piccadilly. Archived from
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1365:board, forming a set with Leicester Square and
1230:during World War I. The street is mentioned in
1159:all run along Piccadilly. In 1972, a westbound
723:had mansions at the western end of the street.
240:had mansions at the western end of the street.
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2559:"Metropolitan Improvements – Hyde Park Corner"
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2039:. London, England. 19 December 1789. p. 1
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3301:(2nd (revised) ed.). Capital Transport.
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1659:. 31–32. London: London County Council: 32–40
1053:in 1923. At the western end of Piccadilly is
188:, and grew in importance after the road from
3867:Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges
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858:Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours
714:Limkokwing University of Creative Technology
3589:Raistrick, Duncan; Davidson, Robin (1985).
1437:British Academy of Film and Television Arts
752:. The house has been the residence for the
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2779:Landon, Letitia Elizabeth (1835). "poem".
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1033:Piccadilly is a major thoroughfare in the
700:in 1761. It was subsequently owned by the
425:acres in area, on the east of what is now
275:between 1925 and 1928. The clothing store
3416:
3278:Ciment, James; Russell, Thaddeus (2007).
3253:
3157:Bedoire, Fredric; Tanner, Robert (2004).
3127:. Criterion-Theatre.co.uk. Archived from
2655:"Building the Hyde Park Corner Underpass"
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542:Edward Cavendish, 10th Duke of Devonshire
534:William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire
214:William Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Devonshire
4065:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
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3141:Foyer Entrance : 218–223 Piccadilly
3003:Digital.library server at Penn Libraries
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4906:Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain ("Eros")
3711:Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1836
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3417:Kingsford, Charles Lethbridge (1925).
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2782:Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book, 1836
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1361:The street is a square on the British
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4076:Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
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3738:(2nd ed.), London: J.C. Hotten,
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3299:London's Disused Underground Stations
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2985:McIlvaine, Sherby & Heineman 1990
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1277:, meaning "slashed" or "pierced". In
746:Peniston Lamb, 1st Viscount Melbourne
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43:hotel (on the left), looking towards
4896:Monument to the Great Fire of London
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3690:The Blue Riband: The Piccadilly Line
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3535:Morton, Frederic (21 October 2014).
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3178:Berridge, Virginia (February 1990).
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2359:Gillian, Leslie (13 December 1998).
1692:from the original on 12 January 2022
843:Society of Painters in Water Colours
783:. The hall hosted performances from
732:lived at No. 143 with his wife
500:was closed to allow the creation of
4876:Crystal Palace transmitting station
2895:Stoker, Bram (2008). "Chapter 13".
2785:. Fisher, Son & Co. p. 11.
2392:Duffy, Jonathan (25 January 2006).
1061:and other significant junctions at
630:by 1673, and eventually became the
506:restoration of the English monarchy
108:, London, England, to the south of
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5526:Streets in the City of Westminster
3720:
3708:Landon, Letitia Elizabeth (1835).
3538:The Rothschilds: A Family Portrait
3341:. Macmillan and Company, limited.
3220:Burr, Angela (24 September 1983).
3125:"Location Map – Criterion Theatre"
2635:from the original on 29 March 2016
2603:from the original on 13 March 2017
2571:from the original on 13 March 2017
2443:"Police storm squat in Piccadilly"
2291:National Heritage List for England
1678:Taggart, Caroline (13 June 2012).
891:hotel opened in Piccadilly in 1906
514:Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon
14:
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3750:
3657:Wheatley, Henry Benjamin (1870).
3476:McDonald, Guy (2 February 2004).
2313:"Welcome to BAFTA 195 Piccadilly"
1653:"The Early History of Piccadilly"
1248:who also co-wrote the words with
2689:from the original on 10 May 2017
2677:"Hyde Park South Carriage Drive"
2373:from the original on 26 May 2022
2362:"Design: Goodbye, Piccadilly..."
2054:
1488:High Commission of Malta, London
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1041:opened in 1819 connecting it to
566:Society of Antiquaries of London
562:British Astronomical Association
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124:that connects central London to
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3757:The Early History of Piccadilly
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2682:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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2628:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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2564:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
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2224:Nineteenth-century Studies 2004
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1651:F. H. W. Sheppard, ed. (1963).
1595:F. H. W. Sheppard, ed. (1960).
1553:
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1392:("I Went Out on Piccadilly").
1270:The Importance of Being Earnest
372:has been moved since this time.
333:The Importance of Being Earnest
120:in the east. It is part of the
3631:Street, George Slythe (1907).
3421:. Cambridge University Press.
3343:piccadilly in three centuries.
3320:. Cambridge University Press.
3163:. KTAV Publishing House, Inc.
2811:. Gilbert and Sullivan Archive
2809:"Am I Alone – And Unobserved?"
2708:Piccadilly to get its bus lane
2623:"Traffic signals (Piccadilly)"
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730:Ferdinand James von Rothschild
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4758:Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
4491:BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
3663:. Smith, Elder & Company.
3592:Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
3335:Dasent, Arthur Irwin (1920).
2479:Raistrick & Davidson 1985
1825:. Old and New London: 273–290
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1080:connecting central London to
928:design and an influence from
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388:it was known as "the road to
267:built on their site in 1906.
4087:Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
3687:York, Peter (7 March 2013).
2591:"The Widening of Piccadilly"
1473:Le Méridien Piccadilly Hotel
1397:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
1220:It's a Long Way to Tipperary
1016:
987:British Journal of Addiction
693:opened on the site in 1906.
654:The view of Piccadilly from
550:Geological Society of London
226:Geological Society of London
7:
3978:Brentford Community Stadium
3956:Odeon Luxe Leicester Square
3648:. Richard Bentley. p.
3351:Frommer's London Day By Day
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640:John Rocque's Map of London
28:Piccadilly (disambiguation)
10:
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5531:Shopping streets in London
4516:St Margaret's, Westminster
4458:Victoria and Albert Museum
3558:Nineteenth-century Studies
3482:. New Holland Publishers.
3398:Karschay, Stephan (2015).
3368:Halliday, Stephen (2013).
2236:Starkey & Starkey 2001
1222:" mentions Piccadilly and
1171:travels under the street.
962:could be purchased on the
911:Waterstones flagship store
570:Royal Society of Chemistry
558:Royal Astronomical Society
403:A plot of land bounded by
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234:Royal Astronomical Society
168:was known as "the road to
160:Piccadilly at night, 1970.
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5088:St Bartholomew's Hospital
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4418:National Portrait Gallery
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4172:Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
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4044:Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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3693:. Penguin Books Limited.
3595:. Churchill Livingstone.
3353:. John Wiley & Sons.
3282:. Vol. 1. ABC-CLIO.
2937:The New Annotated Dracula
2898:The New Annotated Dracula
2796:Ciment & Russell 2007
2725:Piccadilly bus lane stays
2253:. Old House Books. 2014.
2149:Bedoire & Tanner 2004
1388:released an album titled
847:Society of Female Artists
822:moved to Piccadilly from
554:Linnean Society of London
269:Piccadilly Circus station
259:emerged around 1790, and
236:. Several members of the
4977:Liverpool Street station
4967:Fenchurch Street station
4957:Clapham Junction station
4676:Westfield Stratford City
4486:All Hallows-by-the-Tower
4413:National Maritime Museum
3951:Empire, Leicester Square
3773:The Lights of Piccadilly
3634:The Ghosts of Piccadilly
3436:Le Vay, Benedit (2012).
3238:10.1136/bmj.287.6396.883
2745:19 November 1976 page 22
2523:"Central London Bus Map"
1819:"Mansions in Piccadilly"
1817:Walford, Edward (1878).
1597:"Piccadilly, South Side"
1484:(their first restaurant)
1384:In 1996, Latvian singer
1205:Letitia Elizabeth Landon
1076:The road is part of the
793:Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
685:emerged around 1790 and
321:High Commission of Malta
5408:Myrtle Avenue, Hounslow
5038:Battersea Power Station
4521:St Martin-in-the-Fields
4313:Royal Courts of Justice
4177:Theatre Royal Haymarket
4070:The Championship Course
3714:. Fisher, Son & Co.
3670:The London Encyclopedia
3440:. Bradt Travel Guides.
3297:Connor, J. E. (2006) .
3273:(subscription required)
3205:. Thames & Hudson.
3199:Binney, Marcus (2006).
3082:(in Russian). Laima.com
3036:Cite magazine requires
2997:Dorothy Sayers (1923).
2496:Encyclopædia Britannica
2394:"When heroin was legal"
1432:Bomber Command Memorial
1313:'s fictional detective
1007:Cavalry and Guards Club
757:William Ewart Gladstone
754:British Prime Ministers
725:Nathan Mayer Rothschild
719:Several members of the
613:St Martin in the Fields
39:View of Piccadilly and
5388:Kensington High Street
5017:Victoria Coach Station
4501:Methodist Central Hall
4423:Natural History Museum
4157:Royal National Theatre
3637:. G. P. Putnam's Sons.
3402:. Palgrave Macmillan.
3393:. Jones & Company.
3349:Fullmann, Joe (2012).
3318:Oscar Wilde in Context
3268: – via
3202:The Ritz Hotel, London
3080:"Я вышла на Пикадилли"
1846:Cite journal requires
1508:The Ritz Hotel, London
1390:Ya vyshla na Pikadilli
1341:' fictional detective
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1003:Intercontinental Hotel
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907:Simpsons of Piccadilly
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679:Old White Horse Cellar
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384:further north. In the
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253:Old White Horse Cellar
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21:Piccadilly Restaurants
5541:Catherine of Braganza
4982:London Bridge station
4952:Charing Cross station
4947:Cannon Street station
4830:St George Wharf Tower
4800:122 Leadenhall Street
4661:Petticoat Lane Market
4546:Westminster Cathedral
4496:Bevis Marks Synagogue
4428:Royal Academy of Arts
4380:Guildhall Art Gallery
4308:Palace of Westminster
4298:The National Archives
4268:City Hall (Southwark)
4010:(Queens Park Rangers)
3736:Curiosities of London
3566:Panek, LeRoy (1979).
3461:. David and Charles.
3372:. The History Press.
2934:Stoker, Bram (2008).
2715:17 March 1972 page 22
1605:London County Council
1426:Bentley & Skinner
1259:'s "gentleman thief"
1102:Ministry of Transport
1024:
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546:Royal Academy of Arts
520:(now the location of
486:Catherine of Braganza
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427:Great Windmill Street
360:
222:Royal Academy of Arts
182:Catherine of Braganza
159:
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5492:51.50698°N 0.14235°W
5453:Tottenham Court Road
4972:King's Cross station
4743:Hampton Court Palace
4506:Regent's Park Mosque
3642:Timbs, John (1866).
2730:26 July 1974 page 19
2685:. 13 November 1962.
2530:Transport for London
1906:on 18 September 2020
1284:Brideshead Revisited
1232:Gilbert and Sullivan
1011:Royal Air Force Club
897:Albert, Duke of York
738:Lionel de Rothschild
702:6th Earl of Coventry
479:Sir Christopher Wren
26:For other uses, see
5488: /
5458:Victoria Embankment
5280:Horse Guards Parade
4942:Blackfriars station
4856:ArcelorMittal Orbit
4795:20 Fenchurch Street
4785:One Churchill Place
4753:The Queen's Gallery
4571:Fortnum & Mason
4536:Southwark Cathedral
4531:St Paul's Cathedral
4393:Imperial War Museum
4356:Churchill War Rooms
4228:Royal Festival Hall
4167:Shakespeare's Globe
4046:(Tottenham Hotspur)
4040:(Charlton Athletic)
3613:Travellers in Egypt
3541:. Diversion Books.
3516:Moore, Tim (2003).
2631:. 8 February 1932.
2492:"Piccadilly Circus"
2130:on 31 December 2007
1686:The Daily Telegraph
1463:Fortnum & Mason
1191:Cultural references
1185:Down Street station
958:, where heroin and
916:The clothing store
880:20th–21st centuries
668:Fortnum & Mason
646:18th–19th centuries
599:Sir Edward Villiers
504:in 1668. After the
392:" or "the way from
368:to be widened. The
301:Fortnum & Mason
172:" or "the way from
152:Piccadilly in 1970.
106:City of Westminster
104:) is a road in the
5497:51.50698; -0.14235
5438:Shaftesbury Avenue
5348:Charing Cross Road
5144:Kensington Gardens
5134:Hampton Court Park
4992:St Pancras station
4987:Paddington station
4871:Cleopatra's Needle
4698:Partly occupied by
4463:Wallace Collection
4273:City Hall (Newham)
4213:Hammersmith Apollo
4098:Twickenham Stadium
3974:(national stadium)
3917:Westminster Bridge
3862:Hammersmith Bridge
3852:Blackfriars Bridge
3458:Goodbye Piccadilly
3106:, 12 November 2019
2657:. Museum of London
2599:. 15 August 1901.
2212:Macqueen-Pope 1972
2188:Weinreb et al 2008
2176:Weinreb et al 2008
2151:, pp. 129–30.
2111:Weinreb et al 2008
2099:Macqueen-Pope 1972
1966:Weinreb et al 2008
1900:"Building History"
1878:"Burlington House"
1503:Piccadilly (movie)
1348:In the 1963 movie
1329:companions in the
1289:Granada Television
1169:London Underground
1035:West End of London
1031:
1027:Green Park station
968:Shaftesbury Avenue
956:illegal drug trade
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774:Great Expectations
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582:, home to several
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466:Later 17th century
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285:illegal drug trade
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5536:A4 road (England)
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5295:Piccadilly Circus
5290:Parliament Square
5258:
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5245:Wandsworth Common
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5095:
5078:Smithfield Market
4997:Stratford station
4780:One Canada Square
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4722:St James's Palace
4717:Kensington Palace
4707:Buckingham Palace
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4651:Leadenhall Market
4646:Kensington Arcade
4636:Burlington Arcade
4541:Westminster Abbey
4478:Places of worship
4433:Royal Observatory
4361:Courtauld Gallery
4253:10 Downing Street
4241:
4240:
4223:Royal Albert Hall
4162:Royal Opera House
4016:(West Ham United)
3882:Millennium Bridge
3700:978-1-84614-680-0
3679:978-1-4050-4924-5
3672:. Pan MacMillan.
3623:978-1-86064-674-4
3602:978-0-443-03092-5
3581:978-0-879-72132-9
3574:. Popular Press.
3548:978-1-62681-394-6
3527:978-0-099-43386-6
3489:978-1-86011-116-7
3447:978-1-841-62394-8
3428:978-1-107-62654-6
3409:978-1-137-45033-3
3379:978-0-752-49252-0
3360:978-1-119-99486-2
3327:978-1-107-72910-0
3308:978-1-85414-250-4
3289:978-1-576-07849-5
3212:978-0-500-51279-1
3191:978-0-566-07045-7
3170:978-0-88125-808-0
2987:, pp. 30–31.
2951:978-0-393-06450-6
2912:978-0-393-06450-6
2769:, pp. 28–32.
1603:. 29–30. London:
1498:Piccadilly Arcade
1448:Criterion Theatre
1443:Burlington Arcade
1343:Lord Peter Wimsey
1311:Margery Allingham
1306:The Great God Pan
1234:'s 1881 operetta
1228:Connaught Rangers
1181:Piccadilly Circus
1059:St James's Street
1039:Piccadilly Circus
946:. Jazz trumpeter
721:Rothschild family
672:Buckingham Palace
609:St James's Church
591:Earl of St Albans
584:learned societies
475:St James's Church
242:St James's Church
238:Rothschild family
118:Piccadilly Circus
45:Piccadilly Circus
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5368:Fenchurch Street
5305:Trafalgar Square
5285:Leicester Square
5250:Wimbledon Common
5205:Gunnersbury Park
5107:
5106:
5063:Lloyd's building
5012:London Cable Car
5007:Waterloo station
5002:Victoria station
4937:Heathrow Airport
4738:Banqueting House
4700:the royal family
4695:
4694:
4671:Westfield London
4616:Shopping centres
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4558:
4511:St Clement Danes
4408:National Gallery
4403:Museum of London
4198:Alexandra Palace
4028:(Crystal Palace)
4002:Emirates Stadium
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3897:Southwark Bridge
3847:Battersea Bridge
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3778:Piccadilly Grand
3762:Survey of London
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1657:Survey of London
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1601:Survey of London
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1480:, accommodating
1478:Gloucester House
1458:Embassy of Japan
1419:
1414:
1413:
1351:The Great Escape
1303:'s 1894 novella
1224:Leicester Square
1209:Scenes in London
1199:
1177:Hyde Park Corner
1090:Heathrow Airport
1063:Albemarle Street
1055:Hyde Park Corner
974:was occupied by
742:William Chambers
710:gentleman's club
687:Walsingham House
656:Hyde Park Corner
617:Christopher Wren
580:Burlington House
530:Devonshire House
526:Burlington House
522:Albemarle Street
498:Hyde Park Corner
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336:and the work of
317:Embassy of Japan
297:Intercontinental
261:Walsingham House
210:Devonshire House
202:Burlington House
134:Heathrow Airport
116:in the west and
114:Hyde Park Corner
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5159:St James's Park
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5043:British Library
5033:Barbican Estate
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4901:Nelson's Column
4851:Albert Memorial
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4790:8 Canada Square
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4122:Apollo Victoria
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4032:Stamford Bridge
4022:(AFC Wimbledon)
3986:(Leyton Orient)
3972:Wembley Stadium
3965:Football stadia
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3912:Waterloo Bridge
3907:Vauxhall Bridge
3892:Richmond Bridge
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3721:Further reading
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1246:Lionel Monckton
1193:
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1098:Traffic signals
1019:
999:Athenaeum Hotel
995:Park Lane Hotel
882:
802:The bookseller
769:Charles Dickens
765:St James's Hall
706:St James's Club
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597:by the king to
518:Clarendon House
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246:St James Parish
230:Linnean Society
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4656:One New Change
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1339:Dorothy Sayers
1335:Piccadilly Jim
1323:Bertie Wooster
1319:P.G. Wodehouse
1315:Albert Campion
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926:Bauhaus school
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396:". During the
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972:No. 144
964:black market
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5338:Bond Street
5333:Bishopsgate
5220:Kew Gardens
5111:Royal Parks
5053:Kew Gardens
4891:Marble Arch
4886:London Wall
4820:Heron Tower
4815:The Gherkin
4772:Skyscrapers
4631:Brent Cross
4619:and markets
4601:Peter Jones
4448:Tate Modern
4278:County Hall
4055:Other major
4020:Plough Lane
4008:Loftus Road
3980:(Brentford)
3759:– from the
3520:. Vintage.
3184:. Avebury.
3110:29 December
2815:17 November
2767:Connor 2006
2161:Morton 2014
2080:: 105. 2002
2005:Binney 2006
1766:Street 1907
1735:Dasent 1920
1723:Le Vay 2012
1564: 1750
1327:Drones Club
1265:Oscar Wilde
1094:M4 motorway
1082:Hammersmith
1067:Bond Street
948:Dizzy Reece
937:Waterstones
934:booksellers
876:in the UK.
874:High Street
812:Lord Temple
532:in 1737 by
438: 1611
409:Elizabeth I
386:Middle Ages
328:Oscar Wilde
212:in 1737 by
166:Middle Ages
138:M4 motorway
126:Hammersmith
5516:Piccadilly
5510:Categories
5480:51°30′25″N
5423:Piccadilly
5235:Trent Park
5124:Green Park
5119:Bushy Park
5068:London Zoo
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