Bronze Plaque № 42546

9748 Abingdon Street, London, SW1P 3JY

The Marks [+] Placed On Each Side Of This Tablet Indicate The Position Of An Archway Which For Upwards Of 130 Years, From The First Year Of The Reign Of King Edward VI AD 1547 - Until The Year 1680 Was The Principal Access To The House Of Commons. Which Sat Under A Grant From That Monarch Within The Chapel Of St Stephen. Members Approaching The House Of Commons Through This Archway Passed Down The Cloister, Which Is Built Against The Other Side Of This Wall, Ascended A Flight Of Steps Leading Fr

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Bronze plaque № 42546 - The marks [+] placed on each side of this tablet indicate the position of an archway which for upwards of 130 years, from the first year of the reign of King Edward VI AD 1547 - until the year 1680 was the principal access to the House of Commons. which sat under a grant from that Monarch within the Chapel of St Stephen. Members approaching the House of Commons through this archway passed down the Cloister, which is built against the other side of this wall, ascended a flight of steps leading fr

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