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By the 18th century, traffic was struggling along the narrow streets south of
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has survived. Whitehall was originally a wide road that led to the gates of the palace; the route to the south was widened in the 18th century, following the destruction of the palace, and the area was largely rebuilt for government offices.
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described it as "a continued suburb, mingled with large and beautiful gardens, and orchards belonging to the citizens". The name
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During the 19th century, as private leases ran out on residential buildings, ownership reverted to the Crown, which began to use them as public offices. The name "Whitehall" is now used as a
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site, replacing an earlier guard-house erected during the Civil War. The building includes an archway for coach traffic and two pedestrian arches that provide access between
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being necessary to control military requirements and pass laws. The government wanted to be some distance from the monarch, and the buildings around
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remarked in his diary on 29 June, "By water to
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terrorist attack on 30 May 1884 blew a hole in
Scotland Yard's outer wall and destroyed the neighbouring Rising Sun pub. The headquarters was moved away from Whitehall in 1890.
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and unveiled on 10 November 1937, proved controversial as it took several attempts to design a realistic head and horse. Haig's widow refused to attend the opening ceremony.
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Because of its importance as the centre of the
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commemorate the death of Charles I annually on the nearest Sunday to 30 January, the anniversary of the execution. The society retraces the route the King took from
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for his health to escape what had become dense urban surroundings. The palace was damaged by fire in 1691, following which the front entrance was redesigned by
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in 1665, people boarded coaches at Whitehall, then at the edge of urban London, in an attempt to escape. The King and court temporarily moved to
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Statues and memorials have been built on and around Whitehall, commemorating military victories and leaders. The Cenotaph was designed by
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This article is about the street in London. For the street in Manhattan, see
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fell that title's lost; 'Tis now the King's, and called Whitehall"
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John Michael Lee, George William Jones, June Burnham (1998).
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Westminster: A Biography: From Earliest Times to the Present
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History of the Whitehall Theatre built on Whitehall in 1930
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The name Whitehall was used for several buildings in the
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1629:. UK Government properties database.
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2033:. University of California Press.
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1706:. St. Martin's Press. p. 42.
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1987:Matthews, Peter (2012).
1320:"Central London Bus Map"
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879:Westminster City Council
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758:at No. 55, the Old
650:launched a mortar attack
502:Lord Howard of Effingham
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3410:Battersea Power Station
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2685:Royal Courts of Justice
2549:Theatre Royal Haymarket
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2081:The London Encyclopedia
1906:trafalgar-studios.co.uk
709:St Martin-in-the-Fields
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2873:Methodist Central Hall
2795:Natural History Museum
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2918:Westminster Cathedral
2868:Bevis Marks Synagogue
2800:Royal Academy of Arts
2752:Guildhall Art Gallery
2680:Palace of Westminster
2670:The National Archives
2640:City Hall (Southwark)
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1968:Brown, Colin (2009).
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693:Horse Guards building
671:
644:On 8 March 1973, the
635:Palace of Westminster
564:
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400:. It runs south from
3825:Tottenham Court Road
3344:King's Cross station
3115:Hampton Court Palace
2878:Regent's Park Mosque
2072:Hibbert, Christopher
893:Houses of Parliament
889:Department of Health
794:at No. 70, the
766:at No. 36, the
754:at No. 22, the
664:Government buildings
646:IRA detonated a bomb
573:(1622) on the left,
541:Sir Christopher Wren
422:Department of Health
394:Houses of Parliament
384:. It is part of the
257:Department of Health
194:51.50417°N 0.12639°W
152:Nearest Tube station
114:Transport for London
26:For other uses, see
3830:Victoria Embankment
3652:Horse Guards Parade
3314:Blackfriars station
3228:ArcelorMittal Orbit
3167:20 Fenchurch Street
3157:One Churchill Place
3125:The Queen's Gallery
2943:Fortnum & Mason
2908:Southwark Cathedral
2903:St Paul's Cathedral
2765:Imperial War Museum
2728:Churchill War Rooms
2600:Royal Festival Hall
2539:Shakespeare's Globe
2418:(Tottenham Hotspur)
2412:(Charlton Athletic)
2148:4 June 2017 at the
2139:and Holbein Gateway
2006:Moore, Tim (2003).
1939:The Daily Telegraph
1902:"Trafalgar Studios"
1799:Weinreb et al. 2008
1776:. 15 October 2018.
1690:Weinreb et al. 2008
1678:Weinreb et al. 2008
1557:Weinreb et al. 2008
1521:Weinreb et al. 2008
1509:Weinreb et al. 2008
1497:Weinreb et al. 2008
1474:. London: 383–394.
1390:. London: 337–361.
1307:Weinreb et al. 2008
1286:Weinreb et al. 2008
1005:, Commander of the
948:Horse Guards Avenue
837:Great Scotland Yard
823:Horse Guards Parade
732:Ministry of Defence
705:Horse Guards Parade
639:Great George Street
529:William Shakespeare
489:William Fitzstephen
469:Palace of Whitehall
434:Horse Guards Avenue
430:Great Scotland Yard
414:Ministry of Defence
382:City of Westminster
375:Palace of Whitehall
327:Palace of Whitehall
300:Ministry of Defence
272:City of Westminster
247:Ministry of Defence
190: /
37:
3810:Shaftesbury Avenue
3720:Charing Cross Road
3516:Kensington Gardens
3506:Hampton Court Park
3364:St Pancras station
3359:Paddington station
3243:Cleopatra's Needle
3070:Partly occupied by
2835:Wallace Collection
2645:City Hall (Newham)
2585:Hammersmith Apollo
2470:Twickenham Stadium
2346:(national stadium)
2289:Westminster Bridge
2234:Hammersmith Bridge
2224:Blackfriars Bridge
1499:, p. 39,1020.
1468:Old and New London
1384:Old and New London
1124:board, along with
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989:(commander of the
983:Earl Haig Memorial
925:Remembrance Sunday
913:
909:Earl Haig Memorial
861:Sir George Downing
847:Irish Nationalists
826:
674:
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552:Duke of Buckingham
481:
365:Geography and name
351:Parliament Street.
199:51.50417; -0.12639
59:in the background.
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3842:
3667:Piccadilly Circus
3662:Parliament Square
3630:
3629:
3617:Wandsworth Common
3468:
3467:
3450:Smithfield Market
3369:Stratford station
3152:One Canada Square
3138:
3137:
3094:St James's Palace
3089:Kensington Palace
3079:Buckingham Palace
3056:
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3023:Leadenhall Market
3018:Kensington Arcade
3008:Burlington Arcade
2913:Westminster Abbey
2850:Places of worship
2805:Royal Observatory
2733:Courtauld Gallery
2625:10 Downing Street
2613:
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2595:Royal Albert Hall
2534:Royal Opera House
2388:(West Ham United)
2254:Millennium Bridge
2133:Whitehall in 1669
2119:978-0-9564405-9-4
2091:978-1-4050-4924-5
2084:. Pan MacMillan.
2059:978-0-8264-2380-1
2052:. A&C Black.
2040:978-0-520-22795-8
2017:978-0-09-943386-6
1998:978-0-7478-1121-3
1979:978-1-84737-738-8
1855:, pp. 20–21.
1692:, pp. 246–7.
1655:. HM Government.
1195:St James's Palace
1098:Trafalgar Studios
1051:Whitehall Follies
1047:Whitehall Theatre
1035:Trafalgar Studios
917:Sir Edwin Lutyens
682:St James's Palace
660:and his cabinet.
654:10 Downing Street
537:Kensington Palace
475:. To the west of
424:. It ends at the
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292:Parliament Square
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3677:Trafalgar Square
3657:Leicester Square
3622:Wimbledon Common
3577:Gunnersbury Park
3479:
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3435:Lloyd's building
3384:London Cable Car
3379:Waterloo station
3374:Victoria station
3309:Heathrow Airport
3110:Banqueting House
3072:the royal family
3067:
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3043:Westfield London
2988:Shopping centres
2931:
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2883:St Clement Danes
2780:National Gallery
2775:Museum of London
2570:Alexandra Palace
2400:(Crystal Palace)
2374:Emirates Stadium
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1075:Anyone for Denis
1059:series of farces
967:Liberal Unionist
786:(containing the
778:(containing the
695:was designed by
641:were destroyed.
612:Westminster Hall
586:Banqueting House
571:Banqueting House
498:King Street Gate
402:Trafalgar Square
359:series of farces
339:Banqueting House
314:for the British
284:Trafalgar Square
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3415:British Library
3405:Barbican Estate
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3288:Wellington Arch
3273:Nelson's Column
3223:Albert Memorial
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3162:8 Canada Square
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2770:Madame Tussauds
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2575:Brixton Academy
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2394:(AFC Wimbledon)
2358:(Leyton Orient)
2344:Wembley Stadium
2337:Football stadia
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944:Gurkha Memorial
940:Whitehall Court
901:
865:Provisional IRA
842:Sir Robert Peel
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