Carey Street

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Carey Street is a historic street in central London, situated near Lincoln’s Inn and long associated with the city’s legal district and institutions.

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Carey Street canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic street
street
associatedWith English legal institutions
legal profession in London
country United Kingdom
hasBuilding Seven Stars pub
hasConservationStatus within a conservation area around Lincoln’s Inn
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasCulturalReference phrase "to be in Carey Street" associated with financial ruin or bankruptcy
hasEtymology possibly named after a local landowner named Carey
hasHistoricalAssociation Chancery courts
linked to: Court of Chancery

Inns of Court
hasLandmark Seven Stars pub
barristers’ offices
legal chambers
solicitors’ firms
hasNeighbour Bell Yard
Chancery Lane
Portugal Street
Serle Street
hasPostcode WC1
WC2
hasUse mixed commercial and legal use
historicalPeriod developed in the early modern period of London
knownFor association with bankruptcy and insolvency law
proximity to the Royal Courts of Justice
languageOfName English
locatedIn City of Westminster
London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Camden
central London
linked to: Central London
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
near Lincoln’s Inn
linked to: Lincoln's Inn

Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Royal Courts of Justice
partOf Holborn area
linked to: Holborn district

London legal district
runsParallelTo Fleet Street
transportNearby Chancery Lane Underground station
Holborn Underground station
linked to: Holborn station
urbanForm narrow street
usedAs address for legal chambers

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chancery Lane hasNearby Carey Street
Serle Street runsBetween Carey Street
Serle Street hasNeighbouringStreet Carey Street