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Dennis Severs’ House is a gem of early 18th century London architecture. Built in 1724 and saved from dereliction by the Spitalfields Trust, Dennis Severs reconfigured it in the 1970’s to tell the story of an imaginary Huguenot family who had lived there since it was built in 1724.
The remarkable thing about the house is that it is set out as if the family has just left for the day, with surprising and humourous details at every turn. 
