Blue Plaque № 6766

Glentworth Street, London, NW1 6QR

This Is The Birthplace Of The Bentley Motor Car. Number One Was Produced Here In The Year 1919

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Blue plaque № 6766 - This is the birthplace of the Bentley motor car. Number one was produced here in the year 1919

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