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- report.aspx?compid=40571 quote "Between 1852 and 1854 G. A. Miller, the tenant of No. 179 Piccadilly, rebuilt three old houses, Nos. 179 and 180 Piccadilly and the adjoining house in Duke Street, as a single block of chambers with a shop on the ground floor for his business as an oilman and wax chandler. In 1857 Miller purchased the adjoining property at No. 178 Piccadilly... The firm of Miller and Sons remained here until 1907–8. The building is now occupied by the French National Railways .".