St Paul’s Station - History Trail - Go Jauntly

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Step 1: Start at St Paul’s Tube Station. Did you know this station used to be named ‘Post Office’ - it was renamed in 1937.
Step 2: Here we have The Panyer Boy a Grade 2 listed 17th Century statue believed to be a sign for a nearby Bakery. You’ll find it next to Cafe Nero
Step 3: Head (north) along St Martin’s Le Grand.
Step 4: Plaque for Henry Cecil Parker Postmaster General during WW1. He played a crucial role in maintaining communication during the war.
Step 5: During its heyday The Bull & Mouth Inn was a key stop for 18th Century coaches travelling to and from London.
Step 6: Site of Northumberland House, home to the Dukes of Northumberland and prominent London family.

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