Harley Street ge 'na ndunthe ya calles Londres nä'ä gi 'bu̲hu̲ estrechamente asociadas ko 'nar comercio da particular. Saville Row ar mundialmente nei ir nge yá numerosos sastres a medida, Fleet Street pa producción he̲'mi mpa'bu̲, Denmark Street pa compositores ne tiendas 'me̲i. especialidad Harley Street ge ar profesión médica. Diferencia Saville Row, nä'ä xi hyandi 'nar 'bede decreciente sastrerías, ne Fleet Street, nä'ä ya hingi produce periódicos, Harley Street te̲ni prosperando komongu made pa ngatho ya médicas ne ya medicinales.
Ar 'bede ar dä'ñu Harley realmente comienza a principios de ar 'nanthebe je̲ya XVIII nu'bu̲ ar ha̲i entre Oxford Street ne Marylebone Road bí desarrollada jar Nar dätä hño estilo georgiano ar ar tiempo. Arquitecto John Prince, respaldado ko capital Edward Harley (2ne Conde Oxford) creó 'nar abundancia ha̲i xi buscadas ko ár made jar ta̲i Cavendish. Ya década 1790 ar xe̲ni mar na moda, dibujando ja 'nar 'bede ya residentes ricos ne famosos. Gladstone bi 'bu̲i jar 73 Harley Street, William Turner lived at a number of addresses first at 35 Harley Street and later at 46 and then at 23 Queen Street, where he built a gallery.
The influx of medical professionals began around the middle of the 19th Century. The Street was well placed for rail links to the north and a supply of rich customers on its door step. The opening of the Medical Society of London in Chandos Street in 1873 and then the Royal Society of Medicine in Wimpole Street in 1912 further enhanced the areas reputation for medical care.
Records show that in 1860 there were around 20 doctors in Harley Street, this had risen to 80 'Bu̲ 1900 and almost 200 'Bu̲ 1914. With the establishment of the NHS in 1948 there were around 1,500 doctors practicing in the area. Ar estima ke 'ra 3,000 ya jä'i gi 'bu̲hu̲ empleadas jar profesión médica jar ne mi 'be̲ni Harley Street. mä da dä'ñu da 'ño ko ár noble comercio Nxoge 'ra ya je̲ya Tobe.
Tony Heywood ©
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