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The Junior Constitutional Club

As it was then: much has changed since.

The architect's drawing of the new club, the year it opened.1890The Junior Constitutional Club101–104 Piccadilly
The architect's drawing of the new club, the year it opened.1890 · T. Raffles Davison / Academy Architecture
The marble front today, the Embassy of Japan.The Junior Constitutional Club101–104 Piccadilly
The marble front today, the Embassy of Japan.2008 · Alex.muller / Wikimedia Commons

A gentlemen's club of 1890, said to be the first building in London faced entirely in marble. Harker passes it, walking west from Piccadilly Circus, just before he finds the Count's house. It is now the Embassy of Japan.

Visiting today

The marble building is the Embassy of Japan: seen from the pavement only. Nearest station: Green Park.

Where to find it101–104 Piccadilly
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