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	Bloomsbury, London - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bloomsbury is an area of central London, in the London Borough of Camden.
		Bloomsbury is often said to be named after a Norman landowner, William de Blemund (Blemondisben), who acquired the land in 1201, but is also said to be named after a village "Lomesbury" which formerly stood in the area.
		Bloomsbury is roughly defined as the square bounded by Euston Road to the north, Gray's Inn Road to the east, High Holborn to the south and Tottenham Court Road to the west, although this square arguably also contains parts of Holborn and St Pancras.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bloomsbury,_London,_England (987 words)

	Bloomsbury London Hotels, Bloomsbury London England UK
		The Hilton London Euston is ideally located in literary Bloomsbury, right in the heart of London on the border between the West End and the City.
		The Radisson Edwardian Marlborough London is located close to the West End of London and the Tottenham Court Road end of Oxford street.
		Situated in the heart of historic Bloomsbury, the hotel is ideally placed for the West End and City and is close to tourist attractions like the British Museum and Covent Garden.
	www.hotels-plus.com /London/Bloomsbury-London-Hotels.htm (952 words)

	LONDON hotels - COVENT GARDEN -STRAND-BLOOMSBURY area - Escapades travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Situated in the heart of historic Bloomsbury, the hotel is ideally placed for the West End and City and is close to tourist attractions like the British Museum and Covent Gard...
		The Rathbone was one of the first "Townhouse" hotels in London and its traditional style and decor is reminiscent of a bygone age.
		Located in the elegant Bloomsbury, nearby the British museum and a short walk from Oxford Street and the theatre district, the Marlborough is a superb 4-star (deluxe) Edwardia...
	www.webscapades.com /england/london/coventgarden-strand-bloomsbury.htm (360 words)

	Bloomsbury London England
		Bloomsbury is the area east of Tottenham Court Road, north of new Oxford Street, west of Southampton Row, and south of Euston Road.
		Bloomsbury is also the home of the British Museum, which it's astounding collections of Roman, Greek, Egyptian, Oriental and Western Asian exhibits, in addition to its medieval British collections.
		The BT Tower is not strictly in Bloomsbury, but it forms a well known landmark for much of the area.
	www.ukguide.org /london/londonmap/bloomsbury.html (181 words)

	London Hotels Discount. London Hotels England in Bloomsbury for Online Reservation
		Constructed in the early 1900s, this London hotel is situated midway between the financial district and the West End theatres and shops,also close to Covent Garden and the British...
		Russell Hotel London is in a prime location, in the heart of Bloomsbury overlooking the gardens of Russell Square and is as picturesque as it is convenient with London's financial district just 10 minutes away by taxi.
		Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury Hotel is perfectly located at Russell Square in the midst of many central London parks and historical buildings, and the numerous sights of London's West End are just a short stroll away.
	www.holidaycity.com /uk-bloomsbury/index.html (852 words)

	Discount Hotels for budget hotel accommodation in Bloomsbury, England - London
		The Ambassadors in Bloomsbury prides itself in being contemporary in style and personal in service, a stylish oasis for a relaxing stay in the heart of London.
		London’s most prestigious 3 star Hotel, the newly refurbished Bonnington Hotel is reputable for it’s excellent facilities and friendly professional staff.
		Bloomsbury is London's literary district, full of antiquarian bookshops and this hotel is right in the heart of it, just a short stroll away from Russell Square tube station.
	www.uk-discount-hotels.com /london/bloomsbury (428 words)

	Bloomsbury Conference Centre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Bloomsbury Conference Centre is the perfect location for your conference, seminar, meeting or event, offering an extensive range of meeting rooms.
		Each finely proportioned room has its own unique character and ambience, from the distinctive boardroom to the extensive Mary Ward Hall, which has a separate entrance, is an ideal venue for lectures, plays, exams, concerts or exhibitions.
		With over 20 rooms to choose from, you will find that Bloomsbury Conference Centre, which has welcomed groups and individuals for over a hundred years, is ideally suited for all of your conferencing needs.
	www.bloomsburyconference.com (141 words)

	London, England
		One in four Londoners are from ethnic minority groups and over 300 languages are spoken in the city.
		Well before the establishment of its world famous inhabitants -- The British Museum and the colleges of the University of London -- Bloomsbury was already an area associated with the literary, artistic and cultural life of the city and the realm, and this association has continued into the present.
		By the late 1600's these buildings, along the fringe of fashionable Bloomsbury, were frequented by members of the aristocracy and gentry.
	www.international.fsu.edu /Locations/Europe/London.htm (621 words)

	Bloomsbury, London England
		Bloomsbury is a relatively quiet residential area just north of Oxford Street and east of Hyde Park and Regents Park.
		Russell Square at the center of Bloomsbury is the main focal point.
		The main attraction in Bloomsbury is the British Museum, which is world renowned for its antique collection.
	www.redtek.net /london/hotels-bloomsbury.htm (268 words)

	Chenies Street Chambers, London, England
		It was originally a purpose-built Ladies Residential Dwelling (built in 1888, according to an old print) and first recorded as 'Chenies Chambers Ladies Dwelling' in the 1891 London Census.
		Bloomsbury - For the erection of ladies's residential chambers, Chenies-street W. Mr.
		These were the most successful and architecturally ambitious schemes of their kind in central London and they lead to other similar residential projects developed by the LDC in Kensington, Chelsea, and Earl's Court.
	www.geocities.com /cheniesuk (1789 words)

	Ambassadors Hotel Bloomsbury London, Bloomsbury
		All of the rooms have recently been refurbished to a high standard and improvements to communial areas of the hotels are currently underway with minimal disturbance.
		Bloomsbury seems otherwise to have stayed in the Victorian era with bow-windowed shops and cafes, particularly around Woburn Walk.
		A spacious, slow-paced non-residential area with many relaxing squares and quiet nooks to escape to, Bloomsbury is ideal for those who can find the pace of London a bit too fast on occasion.
	www.londonnights.com /london-hotels-ambassadors-hotel-bloomsbury.htm (607 words)

	tourist information on Bloomsbury and Fitzrovia London, England; a travel guide from TourUK
		Bloomsbury is named after 'Blemondisberi' or the manor of William Blemond, who acquired the land in the early-13th century.
		This explains why large institutions, such as the British Museum and the University of London, were able to acquire large chunks of the district.
		Bloomsbury is still home to writers and artists and is a traditional centre of the book trade.
	www.touruk.co.uk /london_bloomsbury/london_bloomsbury.htm (582 words)

	Bloomsbury, England. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		BLOOMSBURY gets its name from its medieval landowners, the Blemunds, who were probably given the estate – described in the Domesday Book as having vineyards and "wood for 100 pigs" – by William the Conqueror.
		Nothing was built here, though, until the 1660s, when the Earl of Southampton laid out Bloomsbury Square, which John Evelyn thought "a noble square or piazza – a little towne".
		The Bloomsbury Group were essentially a bevy of upper-middle-class friends who lived in and around Bloomsbury, at that time "an antiquated, ex-fashionable area", in the words of Henry James.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/england/bloomsbury (148 words)

	Amazon.com: Bloomsbury At Home: Books: Pamela Todd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Bloomsbury at Home focuses upon the districts and houses where the artists and writers of the Bloomsbury group chose to live and how these places reflected their ideas on art and life.
		Bloomsbury at Home is a welcome addition to the bibliography of titles about the very interesting, influential and eccentric group of artists who flourished in England and France during the early part of the twentieth century.
		The really spectacular and original contribution of Bloomsbury at Home, however, comes with the reproduction of a number of paintings and drawings by the Bloomsbury group, which are otherwise difficult to find gathered in one place.
	www.amazon.com /Bloomsbury-At-Home-Pamela-Todd/dp/0810941112 (1754 words)

	The Goose, Bloomsbury - London, England - Drift Reality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In this case, a close friend of mine who accompanied me to The Goose pub in Bloomsbury did such a phenomenal job encapsulating our experience that I figured it might be better to just post her review.
		I would like to advise you of, what I believe is the most appalling customer service and rudeness that I have encountered at a London pub.
		We all live in Bloomsbury, and often to go The Goose for a drink or lunch during the week and dinner on Sunday nights.
	www.driftreality.com /london/the.goose.html (794 words)

	www.dashingblades.com - Case Study: Richard III ~ The Bloomsbury Theatre, London England
		A cast of 30 untrained fighters, a first time director and only three weeks of rehearsal meant challenging times ahead for the DB team, who were able to nonetheless exceed the expectations of cast, crew and discerning audience members.
		Before arriving in London, Dashing Blades created an array of design materials for the director, cast and crew: these included such items as storyboards, blocking charts and aide memoir workbooks.
		In addition to customizing fight choreography to match the unique strengths and weaknesses of individual actors, Dashing Blades armed the entire production with weapons of their own design, props that were optimized for both safety and visual effect.
	www.dashingblades.com /content/view/15/26 (233 words)

	Bloomsbury Square, Bloomsbury, London WC1: tourist information from TourUK
		Bloomsbury derives its name from 'Blemondisberi', meaning 'the manor of (William) Blemond', who acquired the land in the early-13th century.
		None of the original buildings of Bloomsbury Square survive and today its shady garden, graced by a statue of statesman Charles James Fox (1749 - 1806), is encircled by a noisy one-way traffic system.
		Individual blue plaques commemorating the members of the Bloomsbury Group can be seen throughout the area.
	www.touruk.co.uk /london_squares/bloomsbury_square1.htm (218 words)

	thistle hotel bloomsbury hotel london england
		Located in the heart of London, near Russell Square underground station and fifteen minutes from Euston and King's Cross railway stations.
		Small hotel, however location is excellent with easy access to all areas of London.
		Location: Bloomsbury 140 kms to the airport (heathrow) 146 kms to the airport (gatwick) 3 minute walk to the nearest metro station (holborn) 1 km to the nearest station (euston) 3 minute walk to the nearest bus stop 2 km to the nearest fair site (queen elizabeth)
	www.englandhotelstours.com /thistlebloomsburyhotel.asp (166 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| London \| Bloomsbury makeover plan unveiled
		Plans to transform London's Bloomsbury area into the city's intellectual and cultural heart have been unveiled.
		In the document Bloomsbury - The Strategic Vision Sir Terry outlines his vision to turn the streets surrounding the British Museum and University College London into the city's intellectual and cultural heart.
		The Bloomsbury area of Camden is famous for its connection with literary figures such as Virginia Woolf and EM Forster.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/london/6160777.stm (329 words)

	Ambassadors Hotel Bloomsbury - London Hotel Reservation
		The Ambassadors Hotel Bloomsbury in London, England, is a contemporary town house hotel within walking distance of Euston and Russell Square Stations.
		The London Zoo lies four miles from the hotel, and London Heathrow Airport sits 23 miles away and takes about 60 minutes to reach by car.
		The Ambassadors Hotel Bloomsbury, London, has 98 recently-refurbished guestrooms, decorated in soft neutrals with patterned fabrics and simple furnishings.
	www.hotels.com /property.jsp?property=214114 (385 words)

	Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury - Discount London Hotel Reservations
		The Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury is perfectly sited in Russell Square, in the midst of many London parks and historical buildings.
		Rooms at the Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury have a range of amenities to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay.
		By Car: Drive time from Heathrow International Airport to the Holiday Inn London Bloomsbury is approximately 50 minutes.
	directrooms.com /england/hotels/holiday-inn-london-bloomsbury-1219.htm (354 words)

	Travel for Kids: London, England
		Explore the museum with a children's guide book or drawing activities, listen to an audio tour with poems by kids, dress up in 18th century kid's clothes – this museum is a real eye opener.
		Here you can find out about the canals that were the main source of industrial transportation from the 19th and into the 20th centuries.
		Before you visit the house where Charles Dickens wrote Oliver Twist, this is a wonderful read about the life and times of this best-loved author – Dickens' own childhood (and his favorite books), his job in a boot polish factory at age 12, work in a law office as a teen.
	www.travelforkids.com /Funtodo/England/londoncity/bloomsbury.htm (818 words)

	The Staunton Hotel Bloomsbury London England WC1E 6HE
		Situated as we are in the heart of London's West End, our location is second to none.
		The "village" atmosphere of this historically renowned area known as Bloomsbury with it's Georgian Squares and Architecture, University Colleges and British Museum will immediately give you a sense of being a Londoner for your stay.
		The renowned London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is opposite, as are the colleges of the University of London, University College (the Godless College in Gower Street) and many centres of excellence connected with Medicine, Art, Engineering and Architecture and Law.
	www.comestaywithus.com /london-hotels/thestauntonhotel.html (244 words)

	England Hotel - Holiday Inn London-Bloomsbury London England
		Holiday Inn London - Bloomsbury is perfectly located on Russell Square in the midst of many central London parks and historic buildings, with the numerous attractions of London's West End just a short stroll away.
		Holiday Inn London – Bloomsbury provides a high standard of accommodation and offers 313 modern guest rooms, including 29 Executive rooms.
		The Holiday Inn London - Bloomsbury offers a choice of dining to cater to all tastes and requirements.
	www.southtravels.com /europe/england/holidayinnlondonbloomsbury (810 words)

	Thistle Bloomsbury in London, United Kingdom
		Located in historic Bloomsbury in the center of London, England, the Thistle Bloomsbury hotel is an Edwardian property two kilometers from Leicester Square and the National Gallery.
		The University of London and British Museum give this relatively quiet residential area a bookish quality, while nearby Charlotte Street offers a variety of dining options.
		The Thistle Bloomsbury hotel caters to business travelers with its seven meeting rooms, the largest of which seats 100 guests.
	www.hotel-rates.com /gb/london/thistle-bloomsbury.html (391 words)

	Drill Hall, Chenies Street, Bloomsbury-London Programmes
		Theatre programme advertising 2 operas to be produced at the Drill Hall Chenies Street by Opera Factory, entitled PUNCH AND JUDY and THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
		Publicity flier advertising IN DARKEST ENGLAND to be produced at the Drill Hall, Chenies Street.
		Publicity flier advertising a sound and vision documentary to commemorate the centenary of Karl Marx's death entitled LONDON IN MARX'S TIME to be produced at the Drill Hall, Chenies Street.
	library.kent.ac.uk /library/special/Programmes/DRILL.HTM (133 words)

	London Bloomsbury Hotels - Discount London Hotels
		The ‘Manor of Blemond’, or Blemondisberi, was the land of the 13th Century owner William Blemond.
		Being one of the most elegant of London’s districts, with grassy squares and beautiful Georgian houses, attractions have found their place, and people visit from all over just to enjoy a splendid wander.
		With many literary connections, such as the famous Bloomsbury Group, it is not surprising Bloomsbury has the class of Dillons, the massive bookshop of the University of London.
	bloomsbury.hotels-london.co.uk (105 words)

	Russell Square, Bloomsbury - London - UK Attraction
		This historic city garden at the centre of affluent Bloomsbury was originally built in the nineteenth century based on designs by Humphrey Repton.
		The square was redeveloped as part of a millennium project but care was taken not to detract from the original design.
		The land is owned by the Duke of Bedford’s estate and managed on their behalf by the London Borough of Camden.
	www.ukattraction.com /london/russell-square.htm (180 words)

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