Caxton Hall - London, UK
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N 51° 29.924 W 000° 08.099
30U E 698855 N 5709180
Caxton Hall has served as the Westminster Town Hall, Churchill's Information Ministry, a marriage registry and the center of Britain's Suffrage movement. It was also the site of an infamous assassination.
Waymark Code: WMDRMA
Location: London, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 02/19/2012
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The cornerstone reads:
"THE TOWN HALL
WESTMINSTER
THIS FOUNDATION STONE
WAS LAID MARCH 29TH 1882
BY THE BARONESS BURDETT-COUTTS
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF
THE LATE SIR FRANCIS BURDETT BART.
MEMBER OF THE PARLIAMENT FOR THIS CITY
JOHN HARRIS LEE J. SMITH
CLERK TO VESTRY ARCHITECTS
AND DISTRICT BOARD OF WORKS W.J.D.McGREGOR
BUILDERS"
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