"Offramp" wrote in message
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I do not know much about the present Queen. I know she was born in Mayfair
because I have seen the building. I was wondering how many things in
England have been named after that woman, and I was surprised at how many
it was. Is it general obsequiousness that causes this? They do the same
thing in North Korea.


England: Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn

No that one's named after her mother

However the Queen's building at the University of East Anglia is named after
Elizabeth II, she opened it in the 90s (before 96 as that's when I started
there)

James