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Doolittle's Wharf

It exists only in the story: this is the spot the story gives it.

The Czarina Catherine at the wharf, the great box waiting, the man in the straw hat.1890sDoolittle's Wharf
The Czarina Catherine at the wharf, the great box waiting, the man in the straw hat.1890s · Illustration, AI-made for Same Streets
The Pool of London from above, below London Bridge.Doolittle's Wharf
The Pool of London from above, below London Bridge.2026 · Matt Brown / Wikimedia Commons

The wharf the Czarina Catherine sails from, for Varna, with the Count's last box on board. Stoker invented it; the pin stands in the Pool of London, where the ships for the Black Sea loaded.

a man in an office of wood so small that the man look bigger than the office.

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There was never such a wharf. The Pool of London is best seen from London Bridge or Tower Bridge, both free to walk across. Nearest stations: London Bridge and Tower Hill.

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