Bow Street, London

E682010

Bow Street, London is a historic street in central London best known for its association with the Bow Street Runners and the nearby Royal Opera House in Covent Garden.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road in London
street
connectsTo Long Acre
Russell Street
Wellington Street
country United Kingdom
hasBuildingUse former court and police station buildings
theatrical and cultural venues nearby
hasCulturalSignificance featured in literature and crime history of London
important location in London’s theatre district
hasHeritage strong association with 18th- and 19th-century law enforcement
hasNearbyLandmark Covent Garden Piazza
Royal Opera House
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
historicalEvent development of the Bow Street Runners in the 18th century
historicalPeriodOfDevelopment 17th century
judicialInstitutionAssociated Bow Street Magistrates’ Court
knownFor Bow Street Magistrates’ Court
association with the Bow Street Runners
historic role in British policing
proximity to the Royal Opera House
locatedIn City of Westminster
Covent Garden
London
linked to: London, England

central London
linked to: Central London
locatedNear Aldwych
Strand, London
namedAfter bow-shaped curvature of the street
partOf West End of London
policingInstitutionAssociated Bow Street Runners
postalArea WC2
transportNearby Covent Garden Underground station
Holborn Underground station
linked to: Holborn station

Temple Underground station

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Linbury Theatre locatedAtAddress Bow Street, Covent Garden, London
linked to: Bow Street, London
Bow Street Runners headquartersLocation Bow Street
linked to: Bow Street, London