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E_location=[[Huttenbach Drive]]|E_color=Street| | E_location=[[Huttenbach Drive (Gulsonside)|Huttenbach Drive]]|E_color=Street| | ||
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S_location=[[Shearley Place]]|S_color=Street| | S_location=[[Shearley Place]]|S_color=Street| | ||
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===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
[[File:biddlecom.jpg|thumb|left|470px|Biddlecom Road]] | |||
A highly desirable address (pre-apocalypse), Biddlecom Road leads to [[The Bane Museum]] and is characterised by its Regency architecture. | |||
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
Named to commemorate Arthur Biddlecom, curator of [[The Bane Museum]] in the interwar period, who shrewdly acquired the [[Jewell Lane|Gulson Jewel]] for the benefit of the [[Gulsonside|suburb]]. | |||
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[[Category:Gulsonside]] | [[Category:Gulsonside]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 2 January 2013
| Biddlecom Road
Gulsonside [74, 72]
Basic Info:
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Description
A highly desirable address (pre-apocalypse), Biddlecom Road leads to The Bane Museum and is characterised by its Regency architecture.
History
Named to commemorate Arthur Biddlecom, curator of The Bane Museum in the interwar period, who shrewdly acquired the Gulson Jewel for the benefit of the suburb.
