Ezra Pound, 1885 - 1972, poet, lived here 1909 - 1914.
English Heritage
W8, Kensington Church Walk, 10
Before 1913 when Hilda Doolittle married Richard Aldington they were all living in this street: Pound at no. 10, Doolittle at no. 6, and Aldington at no. 8. All three spent a lot of time at the British Museum and in its Reading Room.
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Ezra Pound
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