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19th January 1966 Tippetts cantate Vision of St Augustine, premieres in London
19th January 1940 Comedian and Eastenders actor Mike Reid was born in Hackney, East London.
19th January 1917 The Silvertown explosion kills 73 people in the East End.
19th January 1907 Born today: Lillian Harvey, London England, actress (Invitation to the Waltz)
TS Eliot lived here
American poet spent an unhappy year in this house in 1933.
Location: 33 Courtfield Road, Kensington, London
Description: American poet and dramatist T.S. Eliot lived here at 33 Courtfield Road, Glocester Road, Kensington in 1933. Not his most happiest of locations, as he split from his wife here.
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