Node History: ‪Mrs. Salmon's Wax-works‬ (‪2093565333‬)

Node History: Mrs. Salmon's Wax-works (2093565333)

London - edited/added buildings, POIs, roads (inc standardizing alignment to 1:1250 map)

addr:housenumber	17
addr:street	Fleet Street
alt_name	Royal Waxworks
end_date	1816
end_date:edtf	~1816
end_date:note	Mentioned in Post Office Directory up to 1817. Johnson's Directory in 1817 however refers to W. Reed, law bookseller at this location
name	Mrs. Salmon's Wax-works
note	Waxwork exhibition moved here in 1795 by Mrs Clarke, after her late husband Mr Clark purchased Mrs Salmon's waxwork collection in 1760. Not clear what the name was.
source	Inner and Middle Temple by HHL Bellot (1902);London Encyclopedia by Weinreb et al
start_date	1795
tourism	attraction

Inner/Middle Temple and surrounding area, London - added/edited buildings, landuse, POIs etc

addr:housenumber	17
addr:street	Fleet Street
alt_name	Royal Waxworks
end_date	1816
end_date:edtf	~1816
end_date:note	Mentioned in Post Office Directory up to 1817. Johnson's Directory in 1817 however refers to W. Reed, law bookseller at this location
name	Mrs. Salmon's Wax-works
note	Waxwork exhibition moved here in 1795 by Mrs Clarke, after her late husband Mr Clark purchased Mrs Salmon's waxwork collection in 1760. Not clear what the name was.
source	Inner and Middle Temple by HHL Bellot (1902);London Encyclopedia by Weinreb et al
start_date	1795
tourism	attraction

Inner/Middle Temple, London - added buildings etc

end_date	1850
end_date:edtf	~C19
end_date:note	End date not clear
name	Mrs Salmon's Waxworks
note	Waxwork exhibition moved here in 1795 by Mrs Clarke, after her late husband Mr Clark purchased Mrs Salmon's waxwork collection in 1760. Not clear what the name was.
source	Inner and Middle Temple by HHL Bellot (1902);London Encyclopedia by Weinreb et al
start_date	1795
tourism	attraction

Inner/Middle Temple, London - added buildings etc

end_date	1850
end_date:edtf	~C19
end_date:note	End date not clear
note	Waxwork exhibition moved here in 1795 by Mrs Clarke, after her late husband Mr Clark purchased Mrs Salmon's waxwork collection in 1760
source	Inner and Middle Temple by HHL Bellot (1902);London Encyclopedia by Weinreb et al
start_date	1795
tourism	attraction

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