Charles Dickens And George Inn, Southwark Bronze Plaque

69-73 Borough High Street, London, SE1 1NQ

In The Courtyard At The Rear Of This Building Is The George-London's Only Galleried Inn. Immortalized By Charles Dickens In "Little Dorrit"

Charles Dickens And George Inn, Southwark Bronze Plaque Photo

Charles Dickens and George Inn, Southwark bronze plaque - In the courtyard at the rear of this building is the George-London's only galleried inn. Immortalized by Charles Dickens in

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