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the road was widened to three lanes each way either side of a central reservation. This required the demolition of Nos. 145–148 Piccadilly, near Hyde Park Corner, which had previously formed a line east of Apsley House. The work also re-appropriated East
Carriage Drive inside Hyde Park as the northbound carriageway, moving the park's boundary westwards. Additionally, a car park was installed under the road, which became the largest underground parking area in London. Despite the claims to preserve as much of the park as possible during the widening works; around 20 acres (8.1 ha) of park was removed and around 95 trees were felled. At the time of opening, the project was the largest road widening scheme in Central London since the construction of
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Dorchester, the Grosvenor House Hotel and the
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reported "at peak hours it is overloaded", with traffic surveys showing 91,000 and 65,000 vehicles travelling around Hyde Park Corner and Marble Arch respectively in a twelve-hour period, making Park Lane the link between the busiest and third busiest road junctions in London. Between 1960 and 1963,
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announced plans to build a tunnel beneath the street, allowing land to be released for development and green spaces. The traffic improvements and remodelling have diminished the appeal of Park Lane as a residential address since it became one of the busiest and noisiest roads in central London. In
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Owing to property on the road becoming more desirable, traffic began to increase on Park Lane during the 19th century. A short section of the lane was widened in 1851 as part of the redevelopment work on Marble Arch. In July 1866, following the destruction of the boundary railings after a
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zone's boundary. When the zone was extended westward in
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appeared in the early 21st century. Despite the changes, property prices along the road are still among the highest in London. Its prestigious status has been commemorated by being the second-most expensive property square on the London
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since the mid-19th century. Various road enlargement schemes have taken place since then, including a major reconstruction programme in the early 1960s that transformed the road into a three-lane
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moved into a new £1.5m development on Curzon Square after twelve years of exile in Israel. In 2015, a report showed the average monthly rent for a 2-bedroom apartment on the road was £5,200.
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held a practice at No. 139, later expanding to No 140, from 1945 to 1964. The site of his practice is now commemorated by a green heritage plaque. The film and stage actress
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599:(also known as Tyburn Tree), London's primary public place of execution until 1783. Author Charles Knight wrote in 1843, that by 1738 "nearly the whole space between Piccadilly and
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garages. A number of properties on the road today are owned by some of the wealthiest businessmen from the Middle East and Asia. Current residents include business mogul
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which took place at No. 427 Park Lane (the old numbering), and which is referred to as the "Park Lane
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were built at Nos. 139–140 in 1915 despite local opposition, with shops following soon afterwards. However, buildings were redeveloped to allow
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gangs or other homeless groups sleeping in subways or covered shopping parades despite occasionally being cleared or moved on by police.
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was successfully defused in an underground car park on Park Lane. The road was closed for most of the day for police investigation.
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lived at No. 25 in the 1920s and 1930s and held an extensive collection of objects at his house. Dancing partners
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bomb exploded at the hotel, killing two people and injuring over 60. The blast also damaged neighbouring properties.
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moved into a penthouse flat at No. 41 in 1923, and stayed there during their theatrical appearances at London's
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to the area. The road became lined with some of the largest privately owned mansions in London, including the
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as serving one of the best breakfasts in London, with a mixture of American, European and Asian food.
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for footage of James and Emily's house on Park Lane. The road is mentioned in the second stanza of
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opened at 131–2 Park Lane, facilitating the interests of both Arab world and western clients.
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was opened in the 16th century, the lane ran north–south along its eastern boundary from
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in 1997, briefly recuperated in a flat on Park Lane following the accident.
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The street is one of the key bus corridors in Central London. It is used by
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Building the Cold War: Hilton International Hotels and Modern Architecture
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also made use of the road's surroundings from at least 2012, with large
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board, Park Lane is the second most expensive property square, after
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and more affordable views of the park, which attracted the
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Sherman, Robert B (2013). "Observations from Hyde Park".
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was opened at the northeast edge of Park Lane in 2004 by
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was erected at the northeast side of Park Lane in 2004.
2565:"After 12 years, Dame Shirley is back in Westminster"
685:
viewed from Park Lane in the early 19th century. The
2953:(Report). Transport for London. July 2008. p. 9
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The road still attracts notable residents. In 2002,
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Social Polarization in Post-industrial Metropolises
1973:"Lot 15318 : A Mansion – A Private Collection"
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1133:'s restaurant at No. 45 has been described by
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3346:Tall Buildings of Europe, Middle East & Africa
2563:
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2498:
2341:Masters, Tom; Fallon, Steve; Maric, Vesna (2010).
2082:
659:Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh
368:at No. 93. Other historic properties include
618:(No. 40), built in 1769–70, was successively the
456:. The road is a primary route, classified A4202.
2738:. Adonis & Abbey Publishers Limited. 2007.
735:at 90 Park Lane, marking the residence of
2712:. Middle East Review. 1980. pp. 178–182.
2652:
2070:
1882:
1685:
897:was built in 1927, designed by the architects
775:lived at No. 90 for over 60 years, and a
763:(demolished in 1929 and replaced in 1931 with
5453:
3762:
3679:Weightman, Gavin; Humphries, Stephen (2007).
3598:Sir Robert McAlpine and Sons: The Early Years
1858:"Obituary : The Marquess of Londonderry"
1101:in 1985, and since 1996 has been part of the
8:
3831:Hungerford Bridge and Golden Jubilee Bridges
2760:"Where to get the best breakfasts in London"
2532:"Diana inquiry: Inside the mind of al-Fayed"
2293:. London Hilton on Park Lane. Archived from
701:at the lane's southern end, coinciding with
39:
3725:Wheeler, Thomas Bruce (27 September 2011).
3509:O'Loughlin, John Vianney (1 January 1996).
3417:Hibbert, Christopher; Weinreb, Ben (2008).
3176:. Amberley Publishing Limited. p. 51.
2999:"Way To Go!: Planning for better transport"
2053:
1935:"Daughter of Empire by Pamela Hicks:review"
959:British Iron and Steel Research Association
705:'s reconstruction of Londonderry House and
388:. Several buildings suffered damage during
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2235:. College of Optometrists. Archived from
1978:. Sothebys. 28 April 2015. Archived from
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771:'s Londonderry House. The philanthropist
408:and former council leader and Lord Mayor
4029:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
3293:"MINI launches 4x4 Countryman Park Lane"
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1292:InterContinental London Park Lane Hotel
1121:of Paris. In 1978, a new branch of the
821:Buildings at the north end of Park Lane
4870:Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain ("Eros")
3119:
3084:"BMW Classics on display at Park Lane"
2497:Blackhurst, Chris (24 November 1996).
2428:
2417:
2041:
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1787:
1776:
1713:Hyde Park, Residence (18 April 2023).
1700:
1611:. Transport for London. Archived from
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713:, was built between 1823 and 1825 by
669:, which opened on Park Lane in 1963.
7:
4860:Monument to the Great Fire of London
3616:Stafford, David (2 September 2010).
3551:Richardson, Bruce (1 January 1997).
3246:"London Pride -Noël Coward – lyrics"
2920:"Traffigh Lights (Hyde Park Corner)"
1055:has offices in 55 and 60 Park Lane.
739:, who lived there for over 60 years.
5470:Great Britain road numbering scheme
4840:Crystal Palace transmitting station
3572:Riley, Kathleen (1 February 2012).
3488:Murphy, Robert (2 September 2003).
2975:. Transport for London. 3 June 2011
2394:Philips, Carol (24 November 2004).
2369:"Animal war heroes statue unveiled"
2317:"On this day – London hotel bombed"
1518:) Park Lane" or "London, Park Lane"
1405:The street has several mentions in
890:The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
535:near the street's southern end and
6210:Streets in the City of Westminster
3082:Knapman, Chris (15 October 2010).
2948:Central London Congestion Charging
2476:. AuthorHouse. pp. 342, 435.
2396:"New animal war memorial unveiled"
1514:of either "land on (as in playing
1470:, which documents the fate of the
801:. Another diamond mining magnate,
638:. The politician and entrepreneur
25:
3595:Russell, Iain F. (1 April 1988).
3170:John Christopher (15 July 2012).
2500:"Al Fayed firm faces tax inquiry"
2447:"Two car bombs found in West End"
2134:. J. Whitaker. 1978. p. 3078
649:, on the corner of Park Lane and
260:InterContinental London Park Lane
77:
5478:
3641:London: An Architectural History
2693:Middle East Economic Digest 1978
2576:from the original on 25 May 2022
2543:from the original on 25 May 2022
2511:from the original on 25 May 2022
1374:The Adventure of the Empty House
1206:Parliament of the United Kingdom
1199:
990:Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
76:
69:
3710:. University of Chicago Press.
3402:. Fodor's Travel Publications.
3375:Fleming, N. C. (22 July 2005).
2925:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
2897:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
2869:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
2841:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
2798:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
2165:McComb, Richard (11 May 2013).
867:opened in 1931 and retains its
3706:Wharton, Annabel Jane (2001).
3576:The Astaires: Fred & Adele
3554:The Great Tea Rooms of Britain
3439:Industrial Research in Britain
2864:"Park Lane Improvement Scheme"
2347:. Lonely Planet. p. 145.
2083:Weightman & Humphries 2007
1913:"Moses Montefiore blue plaque"
1638:Route 30 Cabinet Member Report
1606:"Central London Night Bus Map"
1415:1967 BBC television adaptation
1188:Park Lane Improvement Act 1958
85:Location within Central London
1:
4722:Royal Mews, Buckingham Palace
4455:BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
3728:The London of Sherlock Holmes
3367:Mayfair: a town within London
3173:The London of Sherlock Holmes
2595:Brooks, Tony (11 June 2015).
1388:refers to the street and its
1160:demonstration supporting the
448:, along the eastern flank of
4051:Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
3622:. Little, Brown Book Group.
2793:"Park Lane Improvement Bill"
2562:Adams, Guy (8 August 2006).
2173:. Birmingham Post & Mail
1757:F H W Sheppard, ed. (1980).
1294:) and showrooms for several
51:Looking north on Park Lane.
3942:Brentford Community Stadium
3920:Odeon Luxe Leicester Square
3683:The Making of Modern London
3664:. Jeremy Mills Publishing.
3637:Sutcliffe, Anthony (2006).
3580:. Oxford University Press.
3378:The Marquess of Londonderry
2108:"History of The Dorchester"
1765:. Survey of London: 264–289
1269:The road forms part of the
1063:that killed al-Fayed's son
1059:, the only survivor of the
1035:, composer of the musicals
759:) and the Holford family's
689:now occupies this location.
571:, 19 Park Lane, circa 1900.
415:The road has suffered from
361:at Somerset House, and the
322:in the north. It separates
6226:
4480:St Margaret's, Westminster
4422:Victoria and Albert Museum
3464:. C. Knight & Company.
3396:Fodor's (12 August 2014).
2071:Hibbert & Weinreb 2008
1883:Hibbert & Weinreb 2008
1686:Hibbert & Weinreb 2008
1398:(2001), via the character
1380:investigates and solves a
1181:United Kingdom legislation
979:London Hilton on Park Lane
653:, was bought by the Sixth
398:London Hilton on Park Lane
255:London Hilton on Park Lane
32:Park Lane (disambiguation)
29:
6184:List of B roads in Zone 4
6179:List of A roads in Zone 4
6174:
5861:
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5485:
5476:
5468:A roads in Zone 4 of the
5052:St Bartholomew's Hospital
4774:Citigroup Centre (London)
4382:National Portrait Gallery
4136:Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
4008:Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
3645:. Yale University Press.
2709:Middle East Annual Review
1451:Mini Countryman Park Lane
1355:Atlantic City, New Jersey
1198:
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899:Adie, Button and Partners
887:headquarters in the film
877:Marriott London Park Lane
628:Governor-General of India
270:Marriott London Park Lane
133:0.7 mi (1.1 km)
64:
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4941:Liverpool Street station
4931:Fenchurch Street station
4921:Clapham Junction station
4640:Westfield Stratford City
4450:All Hallows-by-the-Tower
4377:National Maritime Museum
3915:Empire, Leicester Square
3458:Knight, Charles (1843).
3364:Colby, Reginald (1967).
3343:Binder, Georges (2006).
2995:Greater London Authority
2402:Magazine. Archived from
1570:"Central London Bus Map"
1275:London congestion charge
1173:London congestion charge
1117:of Los Angeles, and the
1107:Brunei Investment Agency
1080:Westminster City Council
1069:Diana, Princess of Wales
943:in the 1960s and 1970s.
5372:Myrtle Avenue, Hounslow
5002:Battersea Power Station
4485:St Martin-in-the-Fields
4277:Royal Courts of Justice
4141:Theatre Royal Haymarket
4034:The Championship Course
3687:. Ebury Press. p.
3660:Watson, Victor (2008).
3530:Rennison, Nick (2007).
3447:Knapman, David (2003).
3419:The London Encyclopedia
3061:London Evening Standard
3035:London Evening Standard
2640:London Evening Standard
2624:London Evening Standard
1111:The Beverly Hills Hotel
1038:Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
1018:Animals in War Memorial
1010:Animals in War Memorial
905:rather than Hyde Park.
769:Marquess of Londonderry
351:1st Duke of Westminster
5352:Kensington High Street
4981:Victoria Coach Station
4465:Methodist Central Hall
4387:Natural History Museum
4121:Royal National Theatre
3731:. Andrews UK Limited.
2427:Cite journal requires
1786:Cite journal requires
1333:
1281:In November 2008, the
1271:London Inner Ring Road
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1013:
872:
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787:Lord Louis Mountbatten
740:
719:British prime minister
711:Upper Grosvenor Street
690:
572:
363:British prime minister
312:London Inner Ring Road
298:is a dual carriageway
204:51.508888°N 0.155129°W
4946:London Bridge station
4916:Charing Cross station
4911:Cannon Street station
4794:St George Wharf Tower
4764:122 Leadenhall Street
4625:Petticoat Lane Market
4510:Westminster Cathedral
4460:Bevis Marks Synagogue
4392:Royal Academy of Arts
4344:Guildhall Art Gallery
4272:Palace of Westminster
4262:The National Archives
4232:City Hall (Southwark)
3974:(Queens Park Rangers)
3515:. Walter de Gruyter.
3349:. Images Publishing.
3198:"Competition Winners"
2892:"Major Road Projects"
1458:sport utility vehicle
1321:
1170:
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1103:Dorchester Collection
1051:. The business mogul
1007:
863:
851:Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
820:
757:Grosvenor House Hotel
730:
687:Grosvenor House Hotel
680:
567:
507:and night bus routes
250:Grosvenor House Hotel
57:Grosvenor House Hotel
5417:Tottenham Court Road
4936:King's Cross station
4707:Hampton Court Palace
4470:Regent's Park Mosque
2539:. 17 December 2006.
1985:on 24 September 2015
1577:Transport for London
1540:"Mayfair (District)"
1392:square in his novel
1022:Anne, Princess Royal
952:Dwight D. Eisenhower
779:marks its location.
310:. It is part of the
280:Park Lane Mews Hotel
209:51.508888; -0.155129
162:Nearest Tube station
124:Transport for London
55:is to the left; the
5422:Victoria Embankment
5244:Horse Guards Parade
4906:Blackfriars station
4820:ArcelorMittal Orbit
4759:20 Fenchurch Street
4749:One Churchill Place
4717:The Queen's Gallery
4535:Fortnum & Mason
4500:Southwark Cathedral
4495:St Paul's Cathedral
4357:Imperial War Museum
4320:Churchill War Rooms
4192:Royal Festival Hall
4131:Shakespeare's Globe
4010:(Tottenham Hotspur)
4004:(Charlton Athletic)
3469:Moore, Tim (2003).
3399:Fodor's London 2015
3324:A Night to Remember
3224:Masterpiece Theatre
3088:The Daily Telegraph
2696:. 1978. p. 18.
1939:The Daily Telegraph
1719:Hyde Park Residence
1644:on 14 February 2017
1467:A Night to Remember
1429:'s patriotic song "
1314:Cultural references
1273:and is part of the
1255:Metropolitan Police
1084:Dame Shirley Porter
967:Keith Clifford Hall
805:owned and lived at
803:Sir Joseph Robinson
749:Duke of Westminster
703:Benjamin Dean Wyatt
663:Edith Helen Chaplin
655:Earl of Holdernesse
304:City of Westminster
200: /
142:City of Westminster
41:
5402:Shaftesbury Avenue
5312:Charing Cross Road
5108:Kensington Gardens
5098:Hampton Court Park
4956:St Pancras station
4951:Paddington station
4835:Cleopatra's Needle
4662:Partly occupied by
4427:Wallace Collection
4237:City Hall (Newham)
4177:Hammersmith Apollo
4062:Twickenham Stadium
3938:(national stadium)
3881:Westminster Bridge
3826:Hammersmith Bridge
3816:Blackfriars Bridge
3557:. BENJAMIN PRESS.
3220:"The Forsyte Saga"
2844:. 22 November 1962
2801:. 11 December 1957
2375:. 24 November 2004
2291:"50th Anniversary"
2006:, pp. 80, 86.
1400:Landen Parke-Laine
1382:locked-room murder
1370:Arthur Conan Doyle
1334:
1298:models, including
1177:
1162:Second Reform Bill
1157:
1014:
931:, and painter Sir
911:, designed by Sir
873:
823:
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691:
573:
417:traffic congestion
6192:
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5259:Piccadilly Circus
5254:Parliament Square
5222:
5221:
5209:Wandsworth Common
5060:
5059:
5042:Smithfield Market
4961:Stratford station
4744:One Canada Square
4730:
4729:
4686:St James's Palace
4681:Kensington Palace
4671:Buckingham Palace
4648:
4647:
4615:Leadenhall Market
4610:Kensington Arcade
4600:Burlington Arcade
4505:Westminster Abbey
4442:Places of worship
4397:Royal Observatory
4325:Courtauld Gallery
4217:10 Downing Street
4205:
4204:
4187:Royal Albert Hall
4126:Royal Opera House
3980:(West Ham United)
3846:Millennium Bridge
3738:978-1-78092-211-9
3717:978-0-226-89419-5
3698:978-0-09-192004-3
3671:978-1-906-60036-5
3652:978-0-300-11006-7
3629:978-0-7481-2229-5
3608:978-1-85070-191-0
3601:. CRC Press LLC.
3587:978-0-19-991307-7
3564:978-1-889937-09-0
3543:978-1-84195-934-4
3522:978-3-11-013728-6
3501:978-1-134-90150-0
3480:978-0-099-43386-6
3428:978-1-405-04924-5
3421:. Pan MacMillan.
3409:978-0-8041-4259-5
3388:978-1-85043-726-0
3356:978-1-876907-81-5
3278:Coming Up for Air
3183:978-1-4456-1568-4
2997:(November 2008).
2483:978-1-491-88365-5
2400:Horse & Hound
2354:978-1-742-20400-0
2097:, pp. 41–42.
1941:. 4 December 2012
1443:Coming Up for Air
1409:'s 1922 trilogy,
1251:
1250:
1230:6 & 7 Eliz. 2
1194:Act of Parliament
1057:Trevor Rees-Jones
1033:Robert B. Sherman
809:at No. 100.
755:(replaced by the
722:Benjamin Disraeli
647:Londonderry House
636:Dukes of Somerset
569:Londonderry House
452:. To its east is
366:Benjamin Disraeli
359:Dukes of Somerset
339:Londonderry House
326:to the west from
293:
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265:Londonderry House
114:Hyde Park, London
18:Park Lane, London
16:(Redirected from
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5269:Trafalgar Square
5249:Leicester Square
5214:Wimbledon Common
5169:Gunnersbury Park
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5027:Lloyd's building
4976:London Cable Car
4971:Waterloo station
4966:Victoria station
4901:Heathrow Airport
4702:Banqueting House
4664:the royal family
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4635:Westfield London
4580:Shopping centres
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4475:St Clement Danes
4372:National Gallery
4367:Museum of London
4162:Alexandra Palace
3992:(Crystal Palace)
3966:Emirates Stadium
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1372:'s short story "
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1123:Allied Arab Bank
1099:Sultan of Brunei
1053:Mohamed Al-Fayed
937:Elizabeth Taylor
929:Somerset Maugham
773:Moses Montefiore
761:Dorchester House
737:Moses Montefiore
699:Hyde Park Corner
661:, and his wife,
632:Earl of Rosebery
529:Hyde Park Corner
442:Hyde Park Corner
421:dual carriageway
406:Mohamed Al-Fayed
370:Dorchester House
353:'s residence at
343:Hyde Park Corner
318:in the south to
316:Hyde Park Corner
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5123:St James's Park
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5007:British Library
4997:Barbican Estate
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2233:"Pioneers map"
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1900:Sutcliffe 2006
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975:Herbert Wilcox
941:Richard Burton
909:The Dorchester
881:Somerset House
865:The Dorchester
855:Sidney Stanley
835:Philip Sassoon
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765:The Dorchester
695:Decimus Burton
681:The facade to
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616:Somerset House
607:and Mayfair".
597:Tyburn gallows
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545:traffic signal
523:. The nearest
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3536:. Canongate.
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3494:. Routledge.
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3442:. F. Hodgson.
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3321:(1955). "2".
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3281:. p. 45.
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5337:Fleet Street
5292:Baker Street
5179:Holland Park
5144:Burgess Park
4896:City Airport
4830:The Cenotaph
4407:Tate Britain
4350:
4338:Golden Hinde
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4292:Thames House
4287:SIS Building
4252:Horse Guards
4182:The O2 Arena
3866:Tower Bridge
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