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skins over a notable poulterer's stall, thus who also served game. From the 15th to early 17th century, the lane had several taverns, but few were rebuilt after the
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354:Timbs, John
192:Old English
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95:Coordinates
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332:References
298:postmodern
251:Great Fire
200:poulterers
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104:51°30′49″N
253:of 1666.
196:John Stow
182:Etymology
172:Old Jewry
168:Cheapside
136:Cheapside
463:Category
356:(1855).
156:Poultrey
51:Location
440:Sources
428:4 March
206:History
152:Poultry
37:in 2009
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164:London
55:London
43:Length
296:is a
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430:2019
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