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John Strype Survey of London in 1720 - Lime Street 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 Lime Street Ward in 1720

Key to the Lime Street Ward in 1720, including the Inns :
1 Greyhound alley
2 Tildons yard
3 Sopers yard
4 Jefferys Square
5 Poulens Rents
6 Camomil Court
7 Cocks Court
8 Sarazens head yard
9 Bull Inn - Bull Inn, 151 Leadenhall street, St Peter Cornhill EC3
10 Sharps alley
11 tokenhouse yard.

Plus, clearly marked are:
Kings arms Inn, Leadenhall street - Kings Arms, 122 Leadenhall street, St Andrew Undershaft EC3




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