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"The Smallest House in London" (10 Hyde Park Place, Marble Arch), London (photographed in the 1960s). The house is only 3 feet wide at its narrowest point! It is thought to have been built to block a right of way to St George's graveyard to deter grave robbers.

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"The Smallest House in London" (10 Hyde Park Place, Marble Arch), London (photographed in the 1960s). The house is only 3 feet wide at its narrowest point! It is thought to have been built to block a right of way to St George's graveyard to deter grave robbers.

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7th Aug 2008

Subjects:
 Geography, History

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 Foundation, Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 4+

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London Marble Arch smallest house architecture

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