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Date of photo: 2015	Picture source: Darkstar
The Bull & Mouth was a coaching inn that dated from before the Great Fire of 1666. It was rebuilt as the Queen’s Hotel in 1830, demolished in 1888 and replaced by post office buildings. Situated at 1 St Martins Le-Grand, where it is commemorated by a blue City of London plaque. The inn was easily identified by the architectural sculpture on its exterior. The yard to the inn was painted by George Shepherd in 1817.
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Date of photo: 2015	Picture source: Darkstar
Bull & Mouth, inn yard	Picture source: Hania Franek
	Picture source: Hania Franek