Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus is a road junction in Westminster in London, England. It served as a connecting point between three different sections of Regent Street.
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Constructed in 1819 the junction derived its name from Pickadilly Hall, home of the famous seventeenth-century tailor Robert Baker, located nearby. Over the years the shape of the junction was altered various times especially in the 1880s, when Shaftesbury Avenue was created and cut through the circle.[1]
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