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119-127 LOWER MARSH, WATERLOO
119-127 LOWER MARSH, WATERLOO
Nos 119-127, on the north-west side of Lower Marsh, Waterloo, including the Artichoke public house, one of the longest established pubs in the north of the parish. Now known as the Camel & Artichoke, the pub was rebuilt in 1878 by architect H.J.Newton. The earlier building was often used for inquests including one in 1808 for a Mrs McKash, who 'expired on Thursday evening last, on her way home from Astley's Amphitheatre....the jury returned a verdict - Died by the visitation of God.'Photograph by Sam Lambert.
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| Collection: | Department of Town Planning |
| Image type: | Photograph |
| Artist: | Lambert |
| Ref: | 08733 |
| Identifier: | LBL/DTP/UD/2/1/12/30 |
| Date: | c.1979 |
#1951 - 1975 #ARCHITECTURE / BUILDINGS #Department of Town Planning #FOOD AND DRINK #Photograph #SHOPS AND SHOPPING #WATERLOO
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