Keats Locations

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Julie Bozza

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  • Apothecaries’ Hall, looking up Black Friars Lane.
  • The entrance to Apothecaries’ Hall.
  • The courtyard.
  • One of the Society’s symbols is this rhinoceros, as fancifully imagined by Albrecht Durer.
  • The Court Room, where any ceremony would have taken place, awarding Keats his licence.
  • Don’t mess with the Beadle!
    He’s a lovely chap, but he wields a mighty mace.
Apothecaries’ Hall, Black Friars Lane, London

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