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The London pleasure gardens of the eighteenth century

Note 176 — III NORTH LONDON GROUP

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A few years previous to 1811 Willoughby cultivated at one end of the gardens a small plantation of hops, and afterwards erected a brewery on the premises. Highbury Barn was sometimes called “Willoughby’s Tea Gardens” (Picture of London, 1802).

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