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01-02-2009, 09:47 PM
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AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Co....the T-Card factory
Posted By: Brian T.
There is actually a restaurant at that location in London. OK, not actually at 221B... that is just a plaque on a wall where it would be, but they do have a very small museum and a restaurant associated with it. The food was underwhelming (go figure for English cuisine) and overpriced, but we did have a good time. I got a Sherlock Holmes tie at the gift shop. I was a sucker that day for a sliver of memorabilia. 
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