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Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte

Photograph at the Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte red plaque

Lord Street Boulevard The exiled Prince Louis Napoleon lived in Southport in 1838 and admired the long straight wide tree-lined Lord Street. Later he remembered Lord Street's elegance when he returned to France as Emperor and he transformed Paris with its now famous Boulevards.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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