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• 034/Sally Lunn's Tea Shop
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031/Admiral Horatio Nelson residence Bath England

Straight ahead on Pierrepoint Street is where Admiral Horatio Nelson lived with his mistress, Lady Hamilton.
The link on the left will take you to the North Parade Passage and Sally Lunn's famous tea shop and the Abbey.
Travel to the right along Pierrepoint Street for about fifty yards to locate Bath's railway station.

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