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John Strype Survey of London in 1720 - Langborne Ward.

John Strype (1643-1737), the ecclesiastical historian and biographer, published a new, hugely expanded version of Stow’s Survey of London in 1720.

London Wards in 1598
and the Morgans 1682 map of London then this Strypes survey in 1720 and London Wards in 1756

The Map of Langborne Ward in 1720

Key to the Langborne Ward in 1720, including the Inns :
1 Cardinalls Capp alley
2 St Mary Woolnoth Church - St Mary Woolnoth
3 St Edmund Lombard street Church
4 Alhallows Lombard street church - All Hallows Lombard street
5 Ball alley
6 George alley
7 St Dionis Backchurch - St Dionis Backchurch
8 Bell yard
9 St Pauls alley
10 Hartford Court
11 Culver Court
12 Alhallows Staning church - All Hallows, Staining
13 Star alley
14 Modiford Court
15 Cullums Court
16 Cradle Court
17 Moses Court
18 Ram Inn - Fenchurch street - Rams Head Inn, 4 Fenchurch street, St Benet Gracechurch EC3
19 White Hart Court
20 Nags Head Court
21 Three Kings Court
22 Plough Court. Candlewick Ward
23 Lamb alley
24 Puntack
25 Lambs Court
26 Bell alley
27 St Clements Eastcheap church - St Clements Eastcheap
28 White Bell Alley
29 Rose alley
30 Maiden head Court
31 Small alley
32 Meeting house yard
33 FenCourt
34 Three Tun Court
35 Black Swan Alley
36 Artichoak Court
37 St Leonard Eastcheap church yard. - St Leonard Eastcheap




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