What is recorded here
William Blake Artist, Poet & Mystic, Lived here 1800-1803
William Blake, the influential English poet, painter, and printmaker, lived at this site from 1800 to 1803, during a productive period in which he created important works such as *The Marriage of Heaven and Hell*. This location is significant as it provides a tangible connection to the domestic life and creative output of one of Britain’s most original literary and artistic figures.
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Photo: Colin Babb · CC BY-SA 2.0