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Vine Street, W1 is easily the most obscure property on the London version of the Monopoly board. Compared to other properties such as King's Cross Station, Marylebone Station, Piccadilly, the Old Kent Road, Regent Street and so on, it's hardly a household name and, in reality, Vine Street appears to be nothing more than a little dead end, used as a service area for a hotel and other businesses. There's a lot more to Vine Street than meets the eye though... and in this video we'll be looking at its intriguing history- including, of course, the reason why it ended up on the Monopoly board! Chapters: 0:00 Intro 02:19 The London Version of Monopoly 04:28 The History of Vine Street 06:51 A Bizarre Death... 10:09 Why Vine Street? 11:22 Vine Street Police Station 18:27 Outro ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you so much to all of you who support my channel with your kind words, likes and shares. If you haven't yet subscribed to robslondon, then I'd appreciate it very much if you could please consider doing so as this, along with clicking the bell icon to receive notifications, will ensure that you don't miss out whenever I publish a new video- plus of course it would be lovely to have you along! If you're feeling extra generous, you can also support my work with a tip via either the YouTube 'thanks' button (which appears as a heart icon below the video), or alternatively, via my Ko-fi account: https://ko-fi.com/robslondon Any such financial donations are of course greatly appreciated, and they really do help when it comes to creating content. I have an online store too- robsonlinedesigns- where you can purchase an array of London themed mugs, featuring hand illustrated designs of taxis, tube trains, buses and so on: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/robsonli... My other links: Twitter: / cabmirror Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robert_lord... My website: https://robslondon.com My video on Veeraswamy; the UK's oldest Indian restaurant: • London's First Indian Restaurant Thanks again for watching, friends. Stay well, and please be sure to stay tuned! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Credits: Music used in this video: The Entertainer (E's Jammy Jams) Swipesy Cakewalk (E's Jammy Jams) Forest Lullaby (Asher Fulero) Pirouette (Asher Fulero) Beseeched (Asher Fulero) The Easy Winners (E's Jammy Jams) Faultlines (Asher Fulero) Organ Grinder's Song (Will Osborne and His Orchestra) Smokey's Lounge (TrackTribe) Images: Monopoly board video: pixabay.com Victor Watson image: thoresby.org.uk Angel Islington Monopoly Plaque: London Remembers St James's Concert Hall: Victorianweb.org Historic maps: David Rumsey and the National Library of Scotland ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------