Bagnigge Wells, London

The exterior of Bagnigge Wells, London. Bagnigge Wells House was originally the summer residence of Nell Gwynne. The grounds where the house stood were then called Bagnigge Vale. Bagnigge House, near the Pindar of Wakefield, an old pub in the Grays Inn Road, became a place of entertainment for rusticating Londoners as early as 1680. It stood on the site of the present Phoenix Brewery. About 1760 Bagnigge House became famous, from the discovery in the garden of two mineral springs

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