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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
25th June 1953 John Christie is sentenced to hang for murdering his wife and hiding her body under the floorboards in their Notting Hill home.
25th June 1946 Born today: Ian McDonald, London England, rock guitarist (Foreigner, King Crimson)
25th June 1942 British premier Winston Churchill travels from US to London
25th June 1750 William Green, a weaver, accidentally lost his balance at The Monument and fell to his death.
Charles Dickens Coffee House
Charles Dickens lodged here and now you can take coffee here
Location: 26 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 7DD
Description: Today you can have coffee and a snack in the Charles Dickens Coffee House in London's Covent Garden. It's on the ground floor of the building that was the office of his popular weekly magazine All The Year Round, published in 1859-70.
Dickens lodged at rooms above the editorial offices in the late 1860s for a few years before he died in 1870.
Tagged in this Tour: London general 2012
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Ranking This Month: 1554/2696
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