Bloomsbury
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Bloomsbury is an area of central London in the south of the London Borough of Camden.
| Districts | Belsize Park • Bloomsbury • Brondesbury • Camden Town • Chalk Farm • Covent Garden • Dartmouth Park • Fitzrovia • Fortune Green • Frognal • Gospel Oak • Hampstead • Haverstock • Highgate • Holborn • Kentish Town • Kilburn • Kings Cross • Primrose Hill • Regent's Park • Saffron Hill • Somers Town • St. Pancras • South Hampstead • Swiss Cottage • Tufnell Park • West Hampstead |  |
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Bloomsbury Media
The Church of Christ the King was built in 1850.
The historic seat of the Royal Historical Society
Wards of the Metropolitan Borough of Holborn, 1952. Bloomsbury and St Giles (including most of Lincoln's Inn) were sub-divided but retained their identity
Pied Bull Yard, in the Bloomsbury Conservation Area
St George, Bloomsbury. Bloomsbury's parish church
London, St Pancras New Church - portico with caryatids.
Russell Square, seen to the north east
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