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25th July 1829 Striking pre-Raphaelite model Elizabeth Siddal was born in London.

25th July 1603 The Coronation of James I (and VI of Scotland) in Westminster Abbey.

All about the Fab Four and their London shenanigans

NOTE: Please note this is a virtual tour, a Do-It-Yourself tour you can print off and take with you when you visit London.

Submitted by JeremyT


#	Location	Address
1	A Beatle gets Busted	34 Montagu Square, Marylebone
2	Abbey Road Studios	3 Abbey Road, St Johns Wood
3	Beatles cover Please Please Me	20 Manchester Square, London
4	Beatles final gig	3 Savile Row, London
5	Beatles first no.1 written here	57 Wimpole Street, London
6	Beatles Manager Last Day	24 Chapel Street
7	Cook, Lennon and Dinner Parties	17 Church Row
8	Decca: Birth of Rock n roll	165 Broadhurst Gardens
9	Fab Four Tailoring	161 King's Road
10	George Harrison's Hare Temple	Bhaktivedanta Manor, Dharam Marg, Hilfield lane,
11	HMV's first Celebrity Opening	363 Oxford Street
12	Home to Beatlemania	13 Monmouth Street
13	John & Cynthia's Original Pad	13 Emperor's Gate, Knightsbridge
14	John and Yoko's Nude Scene	38 Montagu Square, London
15	Not Queer, Not Jewish	7 Duke Street
16	Olympic Studios	117 Church Road, Barnes, London
17	Paul McCartney's Busking	Leicester Square Tube station, London
18	Paul McCartney's London Home	7 Cavendish Avenue, St Johns Wood, London
19	Ringo Drinks A Pint	28 Winchester Road
20	Ringo Starr lived here	Round Hill, Compton Avenue, Highgate
21	Sergeant Pepper Covered	4 Chelsea Manor Studios, 1 Flood Street, Chelsea
22	The Beatles Apple Shop	94 Baker Street, London
23	The Beatles Coffee Shop	St. John's Wood Underground Station, Finchley Ro
24	The Butcher Sessions	1 The Vale, King's Road
25	The Crawdaddy Club	Station Hotel, Richmond (opposite the railway st
26	The Speakeasy Club	48 Margaret Street, London
27	Trident Sound Studios	17 St Annes Court, London
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