Montague House, London And Caroline Of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel White Plaque

General Wolfe Road, London, SE10 8QX

A Bath Beneath The Paving And This Wall Are All That Remain Of Montague House, The Home Between 1801 And 1813, Of The Princess Of Wales, Later To Become Queen Caroline, Wife Of George IV.

  • Honouring: Montague House, London

Montague House, London And Caroline Of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel White Plaque Map

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