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ENGLISH HERITAGE
JOSEPH ALOYSIUS HANSOM 1803-1882 Architect, founder-editor of ’The Builder’ and inventor of the Hansom Cab lived here
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The sign is on the wall of the house where the British architect Joseph Hansom (1882-1803) lived Known as the one who invented the "Hansom Cab" in 1834, a carriage for transporting passengers that was designed to be fast and yet very safe for passengers. In addition, he founded "The Builder" Architects’ magazine in 1843, in a magazine that exists to this day (under the name "Building") Hansom also designed several buildings, including public buildings. The sign was placed in 1980
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