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Some useful links relating to the Bloomsbury Association

Our old website

Our old website contains some articles and information not carried over to this site, from 2003-2013.

Old BA website

The Rise and Fall of Bloomsbury

A short history tracking Bloomsbury’s creation and eventual demise throughout the 20th century to the current day, on Save Bloomsbury.

The Rise and Fall of Bloomsbury

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