Devereux (London)
| pub / public house, Grade II Listed (UK)
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pub / public house, Grade II Listed (UK)
Devereaux Court takes its name from Robert Devereaux, Earl of Essex and a famous parliamentary general in the Civil War. The original site builder here in the 1670s was Dr Nicholas Barbon, son of "Praise-God Barebones". The attractive Grade II-listed pub was built in 1844; part of the site used to be the Grecian Coffee House frequented by the likes of Addison and Steele.
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Coordinates: 51°30'46"N -0°6'45"E
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