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Kirkaldy Testing Museum
Kirkaldy Testing Museum
Kirkaldy Testing Museum, 99 Southwark Street, London, SE1 0JF

1.48km

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Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge, Tower Bridge Road, London, SE1 2UP

2.57km

Steam engines, workings of the bridgeRead more

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Blue Plaques in London

Ezra Pound Blue Plaque - Ezra Pound 1885-1972 poet lived here 1909-1914
Ellen Terry, Charles Wyndham, And Queen's Theatre, Long Acre Black Plaque - Queen's Theatre The old Queen's Theatre occupied this site for just eleven years from 1867 to 1878 and was renowned in its day, albeit fleetingly, for the distinguished players, including Ellen Terry and Charles Wyndham, who trod its boards
David Garrick Blue Plaque - David Garrick 1717-1779 actor lived here
Surrey Iron Railway Brass Plaque - The Surrey Iron Railway was the first public railway in England, probably in the world. The railway ran along this road on its route from Croydon to the mouth of the River Wandle, a distance of nearly nine miles. Goods wagons were pulled by horses along a track of cast iron plates laid on stone sleepers, some of which are set in the wall below. The gauge was 4'2. It opened in 1803, following the passing of the Surrey Iron Railway Act in 1801, and closed in 1846, the victim of the success of newe
Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan, Harry Secombe, And Michael Bentine Brushed Metal Plaque - Peter Sellers Spike Milligan Harry Secombe Michael Bentine The Goon Show 1951 - 1960 first exploded here
Ian Fleming Blue Plaque - Ian Fleming 1908-1964 creator of James Bond lived here

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