Charles Dickens
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    The Standard, Cornhill (former site)
    Dickens, like many at the time, measures distances from this old water pump
      
    Epping Forest, about twelve miles from the Standard, Cornhill
    Approximate location of the Maypole
      
    Chigwell Row
    Solomon rings the tolling-bell for an old man who lived at Chigwell Row
      
    The Charterhouse
    The locksmith's shop is in the part of Clerkenwell closest to the Charter House
      
    Barbican Street (former location)
    The prentices meet in one of the narrowest of the narrow streets diverging from the Barbican
      
    Monument to the Great Fire of London
    John recommends that Joe Willet go to the top of the Monument
      
    The Black Lion, Whitechapel (former location)
    John tells Joe Willet to call for a cheap meal on credit
      
    Paper Buildings
    Mr. Chester's lodgings are in Paper Buildings, looking out on the Temple Gardens
      
    Bow Street Magistrates' Court (1740-1881)
    Barnaby is questioned before being taken to Newgate; Haredale brings his prisoner to the house of Sir John Fielding