The Langham Hotel London was frequented by many of history's most famous names, including Sir Winston
Churchill, Charles de Gaulle, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, Napoleon III, Princess Diana and Wallis Simpson.
Lennon won the Royal Mint's public vote for the next "Great Briton" to be immortalised on a limited edition coin, joining William Shakespeare, Sir Winston
Churchill, Charles Darwin and Florence Nightingale in the series.
He now joins luminaries of the past including William Shakespeare, Sir Winston
Churchill, Charles Darwin and Florence Nightingale in the series.
For the first time in its 1,100-year history, the Royal Mint is asking the public to decide who should be commemorated on the next coin in its Great Britons collectable series, alongside Shakespeare,
Churchill, Charles Darwin, Florence Nightingale and Sir Isaac Newton.
Former guests include the Queen, King Edward VII, Winston
Churchill, Charles deGaulle and Charlie Chaplin.
The eight World War li leaders covered in this volume are Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Tojo Hideki, Chiang Kai-shek, Josef Stalin, Winston
Churchill, Charles de Gaulle, and Franklin D.
The following list of world famous visitors to the Regent Hotel will remind everyone of its priceless value to tourism now, and even more in the future: Duke of Wellington, Winston
Churchill, Charles Dickens (his novel Dombey & Son is partly set at the Regent Hotel), President Ulysses Simpson Grant, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Hon C S Rolls (of Rolls Royce), William Gladstone, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, John Ruskin, Henry Morion Stanley (of Stanley & Livingstone fame), John Nash, Sarah Siddons, Clara Butt, Sarah Bernhardt, Douglas Fairbanks, Jenny Lind, Prince Louis Napoleon, Prince Henry of Prussia, HM King Frederick August II, Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, Empress Eugenieof France, Princess (later Queen) Victoria and of course Queen Elizabeth II.
In private, the relationship between Winston
Churchill, Charles de Gaulle and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Winston
Churchill, Charles deGaulle, and Ronald Reagan--never allowed the media to get too familiar.