Buildings of High Holborn, London
The Buildings of High Holborn are a range of Tudor half-timbered buildings across a magnificent marble courtyard building which stands on the site of the former Staple Inn.
The Buildings of High Holborn are a range of Tudor half-timbered buildings across a magnificent marble courtyard building which stands on the site of the former Staple Inn. One of Charles Dickens's homes was on the site.
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About Buildings of High Holborn
High Holborn, WC2
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Buildings of High Holborn and Nearby Sights on Map
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Covent Garden
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