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London County Hall is an Edwardian Baroque landmark on the South Bank, beside the London Eye and opposite the Houses of Parliament. ,Construction began in 1911 and it was officially opened by King George V in 1922; it served as the headquarters of London government for 64 years. Witness for the Prosecution is staged in the building’s original octagonal Council Chamber, which historically seated more than 200 council members.
County Hall
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