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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
27th July 1957 St James' Theater in London closes
27th July 1942 Born today: Barbara Ferris, London England, actress (Nice Girl Like Me)
27th July 1694 The Bank of England was established to act as the English Government's banker.
A Bit Of Byron...
'Poetry Cafe' - provides a warm & cosy haven for simply relaxing
Location: 22 Betterton Street, WC2H 9BX
Description: London can be mad, hectic, busy, grumpy, and a little too much at times - so here's a place that can simply take you away.
Away to the world of poetry - the 'Poetry Cafe' - provides a warm and cosy haven for deep thinkers liberated only by a cup of tea or coffee, or dare I say a slice of cake.
You don't have to be a 'Byron buff' to get in, rather someone who wants to take a break and chill, whilst breathing in the atmosphere. The Cafe also double as a performance space, so there is simply something for everyone. Check their website.
Tagged in this Tour: London general 2012
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