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1. www.pianetadesign.it › news › affitti-brevi-cosa-cambiaAffitti brevi: cosa cambia l’arrivo in Italia di Limehome

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   4 giorni fa · Limehouse è una realtà nata solamente cinque anni fa e già conta migliaia di suite in una decina di Paesi europei. E ora è pronta a fare il suo ingresso anche sul mercato italiano. La peculiarità di Limehouse è quella di offrire un’offerta serviced apartment totalmente digitalizzata.

2. secretldn.com › things-to-do-limehouse10 Of The Best Things To Do In Limehouse - Secret London

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   9 mag 2024 · London’s modern charm and unmatched history collide across Limehouse, a beloved East London neighbourhood with a captivating past, vibrant present, and a bright future. Its name comes from ‘lime kilns’, with the area once renowned for its pottery production, as well as its direct access to the River Thames, of course.

3. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vols43-4Limehouse Hole: The riverside area | British History Online

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   1 giorno fa · Limehouse Hole was a plying place for watermen from the seventeenth century. There were two sets of river stairs in 1687, but only those at the end of the passage that became Thames Place survived. They are prominent in John Hood's painting of Limehouse Reach in 1768 (Plate 146b).

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4. canalrivertrust.org.uk › news-and-views › newsLondon's oldest canal given makeover by dozens of volunteers

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   23 mag 2024 · Over 50 volunteers helped to clean up the Limehouse Cut in east London on Friday 28 October, as part of one of the biggest ever one-day volunteering projects on the capital’s oldest canal. London's oldest canal given makeover by dozens of volunteers | Canal & River Trust

5. www.british-history.ac.uk › london-environs › vol3Limehouse | British History Online

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   LIMEHOUSE. The hamlet of Limehouse made a parish.. Boundaries.. Hamlet of Ratcliffe.. In the year 1730 an act of parliament was passed , by which the hamlet of Limehouse, and part of the hamlet of Ratclisse, both appendages to Stepney, were made a distinct parish, now known by the name of St. Anne Limehouse, or St. Anne Middlesex; bounded by Mile-end Old-town and Poplar (both hamlets to ...

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7. www.ianvisits.co.uk › articles › historic-lifeboat-returns-toHistoric lifeboat returns to London as RNLI marks its 200th...

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   22 mag 2024 · The lifeboat was constructed by Forrestt & Son’s boatyard in Limehouse, who was a prolific builder of self-righting lifeboats between 1862 and 1899. While most of their lifeboats were for the RNLI, a handful went overseas, usually as philanthropic gifts — such as this one for Sweden.

8. www.british-history.ac.uk › survey-london › vols43-4Limehouse Hole: The inland area | British History Online

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   2 giorni fa · The road that grew up linking Limehouse with the backs of the premises that spread along the Limehouse Hole riverfront had reached the Breach by the early eighteenth century. About 1830 it became known as Emmett Street.