Erection date: 29/6/1914
Brian Epstein, 1934 - 1967, managed the Beatles and other artists from offices here, 1964 - 67.
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The period that Epstein and his company, NEMS, occupied these offices was from the height of Beatlemania until shortly after Epstein’s death.
W1, Argyll Street, 5-6, Sutherland House
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Brian Epstein - W1
Beatles' manager and impresario. Born Liverpool. Homosexual and artistic, bri...
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Brian Epstein - W1
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