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Posted: 27 Oct 2013

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hall of commerce, threadneedle st., london

hall of commerce, threadneedle st., london

dionysian procession on the carved frieze of 1842 by musgrave watson, made for the hall of commerce near the bank in the city; when demolished in 1922 it went to university college, before ending up in north london. now hidden away in a tiny sunken courtyard off a mews behind a dead end street off upper street in islington, off napier terrace.

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