Inscription
Site of the Mitre Tavern
{In the border, top and bottom:}
The Corporation of the City of London
Site: Mitre Tavern (1 memorial)
EC4, Fleet Street, 37
The plaque is to the bottom left of our picture.
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Mitre Tavern
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Mitre Tavern
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