Rules for London's oldest restaurant handed to National Trust
The London restaurant Rules, established in 1798 and known for hosting notable figures like Charles Dickens and King Edward VII, has been donated to the National Trust. The £11 million gift includes the building and historic collections, ensuring its preservation while it continues to operate as a commercial tenant. The donation safeguards the restaurant's historic interior and its legacy as a significant piece of living history.
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