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What is recorded here
Dragon boundary mark
The City of London's Dragon Boundary Mark is a 17th-century stone pillar that once marked the eastern boundary of the City of London, reflecting the jurisdiction and authority of the Corporation of London. It is important as a historical landmark illustrating the medieval and early modern expansion of the city and its administrative boundaries.
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