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Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottom

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Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottom
Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottom
Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottom
Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottom
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Ordnance Office at the bottom of the White Tower

Henry VII founded a hospital for the poor on the site

The building formerly housed John Boydell's Shakespeare Gallery

leaving the Bank of England with two sacks

'Knives or Cisers to Grind'

Entrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London British empire Ordnance Office at the bottomEntrance to a Baptist burial ground in Quilp Street, Southwark, London, c1825.

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