Donation to London Historic Restaurant Building Preservation Foundation
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The owner of London's oldest restaurant recently announced that he will hand it over to the National Trust. The restaurant has hosted numerous celebrities, including royalty, writers, singers, and actors.
Rather than cashing in around 100 million kroner, the owner of London's oldest restaurant has chosen to donate the property with all its historic interior to the cultural heritage fund National Trust.
London – The historic building operating the oldest restaurant in London has been donated to the National Trust, Europe's largest conservation charity. It is expected that the restaurant and its original structure and atmosphere, which has more than two centuries of history, will be preserved for a future book. During the turmoil in Europe after the French Revolution, Thomas Rule wrote 'Rules' in 1798 […]
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