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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
15th October 1959 Born today: Sarah Magaret Fergusson, [Fergie], London England, Duchess of York
15th October 1940 London's Waterloo Station bombed by Germans
15th October 1940 Heavy German air raid on London, 400 killed
Graham's First London Pad
Monty Python Legend lived on this street in 1967
Location: Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington, W8
Description: Graham Chapman was the quiet, pipe-smoking tweed-jacketed Python who qualified as a doctor - but his calm demeanour belied his true anarchic nature as, more than any other Python, he lived the complete lunacy of the show.
And so to this road in Kensington in 1967...
He rented a room off Humphrey Barclay at the 13 pounds a week flat that Humphrey rented from his father.
Humphrey's sister moved out and Graham moved in - and Barclay was kept as 'in the dark' as most of Graham's other friends about his relationship with David Sherlock at the time.
But can you tell Shady which number Graham lived at?
Tagged in this Tour: Graham Chapman's Python London
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Ranking This Month: 1235/2784
Pages Hit This Month: 35
Link to This Page: http://www.shadyoldlady.com/location/1834
Credits: The Life Of Graham - Bob McCabe
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A mad day playing Rugby
Graham Chapman led a team of turnstile destroyers here
2009-10-30
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Comic Wordplay in Punner», 10.km
Tommy's Home from Home», 3.1km
Rainbow Theatre & Monty Python», 5.4km
Kenneth Williams' Barber Shop», 3.1km
Charlie Chaplin lived here», 3.5km
Spike's House», 8.3km
Always Leave Them Laughing», 39.km
Only Fools and Fibs...», 3.5km
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