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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
17th December 1942 Allies in London sentence German war criminals
17th December 1936 Singer Tommy Steele, born in Bermondsey, London.
17th December 1891 Born today: Robertson Hare, London England, actor (Our Girl Friday, Banana Ridge)
Bram Stoker lived here
The auther of Dracula, Bram Stoker lived and wrote here.
Location: 18 St Leonards Terrace, Chelsea
Description: Dublin-born author Bram Stoker (1847-1912) settled in London after becoming the manager of celebrated actor Henry Irving.
He was living here in Chelsea when he came up with Dracula in 1897, one of the most influential horror novels ever written, after suffering nightmarish dreams from eating too much dressed crab.
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Home of Guinness Book of Records», 3.0km
TS Eliot lived here», 1.0km
Author JG Ballard lived here», 13.km
JG Ballard's Millenium People», 1.2km
Chaucers Canterbury Tales Origin», 3.2km
Daniel Defoe lived here», 6.1km
Jane Austen lived here», 2.2km
Agatha Christie's First Home», 1.9km
AA Milne lived here», 0.5km
Enid Bagnold's Cow», 1.1km
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