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This site has been occupied by a church since the early days of English christianisation. This church was dedicated to Dunstan, who was the bishop of London in the 10C. The building, like some of the monuments inside, dates from the 13C. The parish register, which dates back to the 16C, was also used to record births at sea. Hence, the church is also known as the Church of the High seas.
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- The Green Guide552 m - St Paul's Street, London E3
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- Smoke End SteakhouseAround£24984 m - 371 Mile End Road, London E3 4QS
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- Du'aa DinerAround£241.34 Km - 223-225 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1DB
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