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Haydon Square
Minories. (E1) With Haydon Street, named from Alderman Haydon, the ground-landlord. Close by were found, in 1852, sculptured grave-stones and urns, and in 1853 a sarcophagus-all of Roman work. In this square lived Sir Isaac Newton when Master of the Mint; his house was taken down about 1852. (Reference: Timbs's Curiosities of London, p. 749) |
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