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Administrative UnitAn area governed by a geopolitical administrative body. MoEML, RLO
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AddressArkAn ad hoc, particular reference to the place where a person lives or an organization is situated. May include "at the sign of."Ark, OED address, n. I.6a
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ArenaRLOA prepared, usually bounded, area in which sports, entertainments, and other public events are held. May include cockpits, tiltyards, and animal baiting arenas.
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BailiwickArkA district or place under the jurisdiction of a bailie or bailiff. Used in English History as a general term including sheriffdom and applied to foreign towns or districts under a vogt or bailli.Ark, OED bailiwick, n. 1a
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BarMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationBarsA physical structure across a street that delimited the city limits and were guarded to control ingress and egress.MoEML
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Body of WaterMoEML/RLO/Arkmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationWatersA body or mass of standing or flowing water (natural or artificial), irrespective of size or type. May include seas, lakes, rivers, wells, conduits, tuns, cisterns, pools, ponds, fountains, bosses, sewers, and other features that supply water to the city.MoEML, RLO, Ark
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BookshopMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationBookshopA shop where books are sold.OED bookshop, n.
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BarrierA material obstruction of any kind erected (or serving) to bar the advance of persons or things, or to prevent access to a place. OED barrier, n.1
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BridgeMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationBridgeA structure forming or carrying a road, path, etc., which spans a body of water, a roadway, a valley, or some other obstacle or gap and allows a person or vehicle to pass unimpeded over or across it.MoEML, RLO
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BrothelMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationBrothelA house or premises where prostitutes engage in sexual activity with clients.MoEML; OED brothel, n. 3
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BuildingThat which is built; a structure, edifice.OED building, n. 2
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ChapelMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationChapelA building for public Christian worship that does not have a parish associated with it. Usually located within churches, great houses, guildhalls, and palaces.MoEML, OED chapel, n. 1 and 2a
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ChurchMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationChurchA building for public Christian worship or rites such as baptism, marriage, etc., traditionally cruciform in shape and typically having a tower, dome, or spire. Distinguished originally from an oratory or place of private prayer.RLO via OED church, n.1 I.1a
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Church HouseRLOA house owned by a church, especially a building next to a church in which social events, meetings, etc., connected with a church are held.RLO, OED church house, n.
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CountyArkA territorial division of Great Britain and Ireland, forming the chief unit for administrative, judicial, and political purposes.Ark, OED county, n. I.2a
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DioceseArkThe sphere of jurisdiction of a bishop; the district under the pastoral care of a bishop.Ark, OED diocese, n. 3a
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Early Modern London PlaceA space defined by temporality, function, and geographical coordinates associated with the area in and around London after 1485 and before 1700.MoEML, RLO
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Functional PlaceA location as defined by the activities that take place therein.Kyle Dase
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GateMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationGateAn opening in a wall, made for the purpose of entrance and exit, and capable of being closed by a movable barrier, the existence of which is usually implied. Said with reference to a city or other enclosure, or the enclosure-wall of a large building, formerly also to the building itself, where door or doors is now commonly employed.MoEML, RLO, OED gate, n.1
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GardenMoEML/RLO/ArkA piece of ground, usually enclosed and sometimes adjoining a building (especially a private property), where grass, flowers, fruit, vegetables, or other plants may be cultivated.

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HallMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationHallA spacious roofed meeting place, either a free-standing building or part of a complex of buildings. May include the halls of livery companies, trading companies, judiciary and governing bodies, palaces, and educational institutions.OED hall, n.1, n.2.a., n.4, and n.6
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HillArkA elevation of the earth's surface rising more or less steeply above the level of the surrounding land or a heap or mound of earth, sand, or other material, raised or formed by human or other agency.Ark, MoEML, RLO, OED hill, n. 1a and 3a
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HospitalMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationHospitalA house or hostel for the reception and entertainment of pilgrims, travellers, and strangers; a hospice; or an institution or establishment for the care of the sick or wounded, or of those who require medical treatment.MoEML, RLO, OED hospital, n. 1 and 3
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Inn of CourtMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationInnsofcourtA set of buildings in London belonging to the four legal societies that have the exclusive right of admitting persons to practice at the bar and holding a course of instruction and examination for that purpose.MoEML, RLO
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InstitutionArkAn establishment, organization, or association, instituted for the promotion of some object, especially one of public or general utility, religious, charitable, educational, etc. May include churches, schools, colleges, hospitals, asylums, reformatories, missions, palaces, or the like.Ark, OED institution, n. 7a
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Land FeatureArkA naturally occurring feature on land, or a place with a name that records the memory of topography.Ark/Janelle
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LibertyMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationLibertyAn area of local administration that is distinct from neighbouring territory and possesses a degree of independence. May include suburban districts or other locations that were not under the jurisdiction of the City of London.MoEML, RLO
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Library or ArchiveArkA place set apart to contain documents for reading, study, reference, or record-keeping. Ark, OED library, n.1 1
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ManorRLOAn estate or a landed possession. May include both the land and the manor house or mansion.RLO, OED manor, n.1
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MarketMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationMarketA meeting or gathering place for people to purchase and sell provisions or livestock, or an open space or covered building in which vendors gather to display provisions (especially from stalls or booths).MoEML, OED market, n.1a and 3a
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MonumentMoEML/Arkmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationMonumentA statue or other structure erected to commemorate a notable and/or deceased person. May include crosses, shrines, and tombs.MoEML, OED monument, n. 1
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NeighbourhoodMoEML/Arkmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationNeighbourhoodAn area without clear boundaries that is significant to the community living there. Usually encompasses many features of the streetscape and landscape, and often cross jurisdictional boundaries. MoEML
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Outdoor SpaceRLOAn outdoor space. May include fields, parks, forests, gardens, and places where markets, fairs, and exercises can be held.RLO, MoEML
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PalaceMoEML/RLOAn official residence or former residence of a monarch, archbishop, bishop, or other ruler; an official residence of a member of a ruler's family. Palaces tend to comprise a complex of buildings used for multiple administrative, residential, and entertainment functions.MoEML, RLO, OED palace n.1a, 2a
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ParishMoEML/RLO/Arkmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationParishAn area or district having its own priest, vicar, or other incumbent under the jurisdiction of a bishop (to whom tithes and ecclesiastical dues were formally paid). The existing ecclesiastical parishes were adopted by the Tudor state for civil purposes in a series of legislative measures beginning in the 1530s. These involved the parish having local responsibility for vital registration, highways, militia matters, and poor relief, roles which were largely retained until the 1830s. MoEML, RLO
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Place of CollectionArkA place set apart to contain objects and/or documents of interest. May include libraries, archives, or collections of curiosities. Jasmine
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Place of CommerceArkAn entity which facilitates any business or commercial enterprise.ArkFine, but if we aren't using "commerical establishment", I will need to create reassign some place roles, e.g. "Inn" (as distinct from Inns of Court).
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Place of EducationA building or other location used primarily for learning and instruction. May include schools, libraries, and archives.Kate
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Place of EntertainmentA building or other location for the entertainment of an audience. May include arenas and playhouses.Kate
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Place of Legal ActivityA building or other location where legal activity is carried out. May include the inns of court.Kate
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Place of PunishmentMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationPunishmentA building or other location where people are disciplined for a crime or other offence, held while awaiting trial, or are incarcerated. May include gallows, stocks, and temporary scaffolds habitually erected in specific locations.MoEML, RLO
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Place of Religious ActivityA building or other location for worship used by the public or a religious order. May include chapels, churchs, church houses, and religious houses.Kate
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PlayhouseMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationPlayhouseAn edifice specially adapted to dramatic representations.RLO
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PrisonMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationPrisonA room, building, ward, or other facility to which people are committed as punishment for a crime or while awaiting trial.OED prison, n. 1b, MoEML
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RegionArkAn administrative division or subdivision of a larger geographical or political unit or a geographical area that exists outside of standard administrative structure.Ark, OED region, n. I.4a
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Religious HouseRLOA house, building, or complex inhabited by a religious order. May include abbeys, convents, priories, friaries, monasteries, and nunneries.RLO
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ResidenceMoEML/RLO/Arkmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationResidenceA dwelling place or home of a person, especially one of some rank or distinction. May include great houses.MoEML, RLO
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Riverside FeatureMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationRiversideA structure that functions in relation to a river. May include riverside wharfs, quays, landings, hithes, and stairs.MoEML
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RoadArkA path or way between different places, or leading to some place. Kate
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RoomArkA compartment within a building enclosed by walls or partitions, floor and ceiling, especially one set aside for a specified purpose. A person's private chamber or office within a house, workplace, etc.Ark, OED room, n.1 III.8aArk problem: we include other things in "Room or place in building"
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SchoolRLOAn establishment or institution for formal education. May include colleges, universities, grammar schools, and primary schools.RLO
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SettlementRLO/ArkA collection of dwelling-houses and other buildings identified as a single geo-political or administrative unit. May include towns and cities.RLO
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ShopA building, room, or other establishment used for the retail sale of merchandise or services.OED shop, A2
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StairsA landing-stage, especially on the Thames in and near London.OED stair, n. 4a
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StreetMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationStreetA path or way between different places, or leading to some place, within a town or city. May include lanes and alleys.MoEML, RLO
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Structural PlaceA place or space used as a piece of infrastructure that can be used for a particular function or purpose.ArkAn open area is included as "structural place" but is not always a "constructed" place and is ususally not a building. How about "A place or space used as a piece of infrastructure that can be used for a particular function or purpose"
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ThoroughfareA path or way for travel between one place and another. MoEML, RLO
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Topographical FeatureMoEMLmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationTopographicalA feature of topography (natural or artificial) including places that only exist in relation to the natural environment.
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Victualling HouseMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationSustenanceA house where sustenance is supplied or sold. May include alehouses, eating-houses, inns, and taverns.MoEML, RLOCoffee shops?
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WallAn enclosing structure composed of bricks, stones, or similar materials laid in courses, including defensive structures and boundaries, but excluding the walls of houses.OED wall, n. I.1a, 2a, and 4
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WardMoEML/RLOmdt:mdtEncyclopediaLocationWardAn administrative division of London under the jurisdiction of an alderman.RLO
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