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This and the 18th century buildings of the west boundary of the close comprise a visually harmonious group of houses, diverse yet unified. That part of No. 12 having large windows was in 1750 described as "Mr Saunders' Great Room" and it served as a coffee house as well as a dancing room. Some twenty five years later, we learn, Lord Berkeley leased it as his town house. |
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| Site Map | Legal Notice | Gloucester Histories > Gloucester Cathedral and the Close > Buildings of the Close > West Side |
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