Handel & Hendrix in London

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b

c

d

a

roof

balcony

chimney

terrace/patio

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g

f

e

d

c

b

a

gate

ground floor

top floor

basement

steps

entrance

attic

However, after becoming a British citizen five years later, he decided to continue renting the house.

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He moved in briefly in July, before returning to the United States for an extensive tour.

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In the largest room, he kept his instruments (a harpsichord and a little house organ), and he occasionally rehearsed there.

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There was a basement containing the kitchens, and on the ground floor, there was a room at the front for receiving visitors.

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He bought curtains and cushions from the nearby John Lewis department store, as well as ornaments from Portobello Road market and elsewhere.

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In January the following year, he gave a series of press and media interviews and photo shoots in the flat.

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Over the years, his flat was used as an office, until it was taken over in 2000 by the Handel House Trust.

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He was buried in Westminster Abbey, and more than 3,000 people attended his funeral.

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