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The Vampyre by John Polidori

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Villa Diodati, Where Frankenstein Was Created

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A Visit to Europe-Troilokyanath Mukhopadhyay

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Mary Shelley, Author of Frankenstein

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The Creation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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The Line at the London Bridge Station

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Colonial and Indian Exhibition: Gold Brocade Weavers

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London Bridge Station

The London Bridge Station is where William Pierce, Edward Agar, William Tester, and James Burgess boarded the train they would soon rob on May 15, 1855. Agar hid in the guard car with Burgess while Tester and Pierce sat in first class. The crew would successfully pull of one of London's greatest train heists, stealing around €12,000 in solid gold (1.5 million US dollars today).

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The Great Exhibition 1851: India No. 1

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Agar and Burgess Take an Innocent Train Ride Together

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