'The Eight Bells' inn at Old Hatfield
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'The Eight Bells' inn at Old Hatfield
Image: © Robert Edwards Taken: 3 Jun 2009
'The Eight Bells' inn is described by Charles Dickens in Oliver Twist as a temporary resting place for Bill Sykes, on the run from central London, after murdering Nancy. The inn stands on the corner of Fore Street and Park Street.
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Image Location
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51.762221
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-0.213046