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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
26th May 1966 Actress Helena Bonham Carter born in Golders Green, London.
26th May 1951 Vaughan Williams Pilgrim's Progress, premieres in London
26th May 1942 Anglo-Soviet Treaty signed in London
26th May 1906 The current Vauxhall bridge was officially opened by the Prince of Wales.
26th May 1893 Born today: Eugene Goossens, London England, conductor/composer (Perseus)
26th May 1839 The first burial in newly-opened Highgate Cemetery.
The Ministry of Magic
The entrance Harry Potter used to get into The Ministry of Magic
Location: Scotland Place, Westminster, London
Description: There is no red phone box here but this is where Harry Potter and Ron Weasley used a red phone box to descend into the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.
Tagged in this Tour: Harry Tour
Tagged in this Tour: Libertines, Oasis, Alcohol.
Tagged in this Tour: Harry Potter Tour of London
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The entrance Harry Potter used to get into The Ministry of Magic |
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