Attractions near Fenner Brockway's House

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Fenner Brockway's House

60 Myddelton Square, Islington, London EC1 - England, UK

Fenner Brockway lived much of his adult life in this beautiful town house in the charming Myddelton Square close to the very heart of London. Brockway was a noted politician and anti-war activist of the 20th Century. A...

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Attractions near Fenner Brockway's House

A selection of attractions close to Fenner Brockway's House:

Living Space Project (2.4 Miles)

The Living Space Project is part of the Cross River Partnership, which aims to provide more facilities for people living in the Cross River area...

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St George’s Cathedral (2.5 Miles)

The original Cathedral on the site was completed in 1848, and was designed by A.W.N Pugin. However, it was not until two years later, when...

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Morley Gallery (2.6 Miles)

The Morley Gallery is part of Morley College, and was opened in 1968 as a part of a new Arts Centre. The gallery is located...

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Imperial War Museum (2.6 Miles)

The Imperial War Museum has been in its current home since 1936, when it was opened by the soon-to-be King George VI. It incorporates exhibits...

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Shell Tower (2.7 Miles)

Also known as the Upstream Building, the Shell Tower caused a lot of arguments when it was originally planned in the 1950s. It was believed...

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Waterloo Millennium Pier (2.7 Miles)

The Waterloo Millennium pier is often known as the London Eye Pier, because it was built around the same time as the Millennium Wheel in...

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The Elephant and Castle (2.7 Miles)

The Elephant and Castle is a shopping centre and junction within London, and is named after a local 18th century inn. The area was at...

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St George’s Circus (2.7 Miles)

It was originally planned as the centre of a grand Regency townscape, but all that now remains of St George’s Circus is the stone obelisk...

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Shad Thames (2.7 Miles)

Until 20 years ago, Shad Thames was just another collection of worn out warehouses next to the River Thames. The developers moved in and...

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Coin Street Festival (2.7 Miles)

The historic area around Coin Street close to Waterloo Station has for centuries been the site of a vibrant residential community of Londoner's, many of...

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John Keats House (2.7 Miles)

This fine old house stands close to the centre of the vibrant 'Borough' area of London just south of the River Thames. John Keats...

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Lower Walk Shopping Centre (2.7 Miles)

Lower Walk Shopping Centre is entirely underground and is a hidden treat that you stumble upon whilst investigating the area immediately to the east of...

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The Greenwood Theatre (2.7 Miles)

Although from the outside this appears to be just another brick built building south of the River Thames, behind these close doors is a secret...

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Florence Nightingale Museum (2.7 Miles)

Florence Nightingale is famous around the world for her influence on modern nursing, but she herself was more than a nurse. At the Florence Nightingham...

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Metropolitan Tabernacle (3 Miles)

The Metropolitan Tabernacle is the home to a variety of social and religious organisations, including the Metropolitan Tabernacle Baptist Church and the Chinese Fellowship. It...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)