Bloomsbury is a central London neighborhood in the London Borough of Camden, notable as the location of University College London, Russell Square and the British Museum. - AsNotedIn
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| University College London |
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S of Euston Rd | Gower St | |
| Number 23 And Attached Railings |
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23 | Bloomsbury Way | |
| Numbers 20 And 21 And Attached Railings |
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21 | Bloomsbury Way | |
| Bloomsbury Square |
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Bloomsbury Sq | ||
| Russell Square |
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Russell Square | ||
| British Museum |
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Great Russell St | Russell Square | |
| Congress House Including Forecourt And Courtyard Sculptures |
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23 - 28 | Great Russell St | |
| The British Museum |
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Great Russell St | ||
| The Bloomsbury Public House |
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236 | Shaftesbury Ave | W Central St |
| Church Of St George, Bloomsbury |
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Bloomsbury Way | N of Museum St | |
| Museum Tavern |
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49 | Great Russell St | Museum St |
| Charles Dickens House |
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48 | Doughty St | S of Gilford St |
| Numbers 2 To 9 And Attached Railings |
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2 to 9 | John St | |
| The Former London School Of Medicine For Women (Bounded By Hunter Street, Handel Street And Wakefield Street |
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Hunter St | ||
| No 73 and attached Railings |
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73 | Southampton Row | |
| Spink |
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63 | Southampton Row | Bloomsbury Pl |
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| 1832/03/00 | William Marsden | English Physician | The London General Institution for the Gratuitous Cure of Malignant Diseases, established by William Marsden at 16 Greville Street (lost), is the only London hospital that treats cholera victims. | Cholera Invades the West |
| Particulars for Bloomsbury: | |
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| Locale Type | Neighborhood |
| Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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| Emma | Book | Jane Austen | Mr and Mrs John Knightley live on Brunswick Square | |
| Publicity (short story) | Short Story |
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Agatha Christie | Tommy and Tuppence operate Mt Blunt's International Detective Agency at 118 Haleham St, London (fictional). Tommy takes on the role of Mr Blunt with Tuppence as his secretary. |
| The Dance of Death (short story) | Short Story |
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Algernon Blackwood | In Bloomsbury, London, Browne goes to a dance feeling genuinely depressed, for the doctor had just warned him that his heart was weak and that he must be exceedingly careful in the matter of exertion. |
| The Invisible Man (Wells book) | Book |
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H G Wells | The Invisible Man moves unseen around 1890s London from his room near Great Portland St, along Oxford St, through Bloomsbury Square. |
| The Kit-Bag (short story) | Short Story |
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Algernon Blackwood | He dined at his club and went on to Bloomsbury, where he occupied the top floor in one of those old, gaunt houses in which the rooms are large and lofty. |