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GARRAWAYs COFFEE HOUSE, CHANGE ALLEY, London, UK, 1866. Tea was first sold here in England

GARRAWAYs COFFEE HOUSE, CHANGE ALLEY, London, UK, 1866. Tea was first sold here in England


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GARRAWAYs COFFEE HOUSE, CHANGE ALLEY, London, UK, 1866. Tea was first sold here in England

GARRAWAYs COFFEE HOUSE, CHANGE ALLEY, London, UK, 1866. Tea was first sold here in England. Garraways was the headquarters of the South Sea Bubble

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1866 Alley City Of London Coffee Coffee House Connecting Great Britain Headquarters House Narrow Shops United Kingdom Alleyway Change Alley Coffeehouses Exchange Alley South Sea Bubble


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This vintage engraving captures the historic Garraway's Coffee House in Change Alley, London, UK, in 1866. Known as the birthplace of tea sales in England, this iconic establishment holds a significant place in British history. Serving as the headquarters of the infamous South Sea Bubble, Garraway's was not only a hub for coffee enthusiasts but also played a pivotal role in financial affairs during that era. The image showcases a narrow and connecting alleyway typical of 19th-century London. The illustrative technique used to create this engraving adds an old-world charm to the scene. It transports us back to a time when coffeehouses were at the heart of social and cultural life. Steeped in English culture and arts, Garraway's Coffee House stood as an emblematic symbol within its old neighborhood. Its retro-styled architecture exudes Victorian elegance while reflecting the bustling atmosphere of city life. As we gaze upon this print from Universal Images Group (UIG), we are reminded of how historical landmarks like Garraway's have shaped our society today. This image serves as a testament to Britain's love affair with tea and its enduring impact on European culture

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