Bond Street, City of Westminster, is a 18th century roadway in London's West End. The street consist of two segments, the southern Old Bond Street and the longer northern New Bond Street. Together they connect Oxford Street in the north to Piccadilly in the south. The area has been a popular shopping area since the 18th century. - AsNotedIn
| Particulars for Bond Street: | |
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| Sight Category | Historic District |
| Locale Type | Nabe |
| Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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| A Sordid Affair (short story) | Short Story | Arthur Conan Doyle | The speakers were two well-dressed ladies, standing in front of one of the largest plate-glass windows in Bond Street, and gazing up at the dense group of slim, headless figures in prim, straight-cut, tailor-made costumes, .... | |
| The Dead Harlequin (short story) | Short Story | Agatha Christie | Mr Satterthwaite walked slowly up Bond Street enjoying the sunshine. He was, as usual,... | |
| The Sphinx Without a Secret (short story) | Short Story | Oscar Wilde | I was walking down Bond Street about five o'clock. There was a terrific crush of carriages, and the traffic was almost stopped. |
| Activity | |
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| Activity Category | Shopping |
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