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Coleman Street runs north from its junction with Gresham Street EC2 and Lothbury EC2 to London Wall EC2, in the centre of the City of London. Coleman Street, which is linked to Moorgate EC2 via Kings Arms Yard EC2, also has intersections with Basinghall Avenue EC2 and White Horse Yard EC2. Coleman Street is thought to be named after the many charcoal burners or coalmen that used to live in this area. The St Stephen Coleman church, which was heavily bombed in World War Two, once stood on the west side of Coleman Street.
Coleman Street is home to the 4 Coleman Street office complex, situated next to its junction with Basinghall Avenue, close to London Wall. This impressive circular structure provides excellent air conditioned office space in the heart of the City of London's financial district. 4 Coleman Street provides spacious open plan workspace looking out on to many of London's famous landmarks, such as the Bank of England building and Tower 42, formerly the NatWest Tower. Another interesting building on Coleman Street is the Armourers' Hall, headquarters of the Armourers and Brasiers City Livery Company. The Armourers' Hall, which is available to hire for banquets and conferences, contains 16th and 17th century armour and paintings, in an elaborate setting. Coleman Street is also close to the Girdlers' Hall, located on Basinghall Avenue EC2.
Coleman Street is located 100m east of Guildhall Yard EC2, home to the Guildhall's Grand Hall, the Guildhall Art Gallery, Clockmaker's Museum and the Guildhall Library. Other places of interest located near Coleman Street include the Barbican, home to three cinemas, a theatre, cafes and restaurants (400m north-west), as well as the popular Museum of London, located 500m west on London Wall. Finsbury Circus, a peaceful public space with a bowling green and live jazz performances in summer months, is situated 250m north-east of Coleman Street EC2, behind Liverpool Street Station. Coleman Street is located just 100m west of Moorgate, which leads into Finsbury Pavement EC2, home to a variety of bars, restaurants and clothing stores, such as Gap at 74-76 Finsbury Pavement EC2 and Marks & Spencer, which can be found at 70 Finsbury Pavement EC2.
Coleman Street benefits from excellent bus, London Underground and rail links, due to its central location within the City. Bank Station, which is located next to the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange complex, is located 150m south-east of Coleman Street. Bank Station is linked to Monument Underground Station and provides Central, Circle, District, Northern and Waterloo & City line services, in addition to running Docklands Light Railway (DLR) services to stations including Canary Wharf, Greenwich and London City Airport. Moorgate Underground and National Rail station is located 200m north of the top end of Coleman Street and provides services to destinations such as Kings Cross St. Pancras (3 stops), London Bridge (2 stops) and Aldgate (2 stops).
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