May Fair

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May Fair was an annual springtime fair held in what is now London’s Mayfair district, known historically for its lively markets, entertainments, and eventually for being suppressed due to rowdiness.

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May Fair canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf annual fair
historical event
characterizedBy disorderly conduct
rowdiness
country Kingdom of England
endTime 18th century
eventFrequency annual
hasPart food vendors
games of chance
market stalls
shows and exhibitions
heldInMonth May
historicalSignificance origin of the name of the Mayfair district
influencedNameOf Mayfair, London, England
surface form: Mayfair
knownFor crowds and revelry
gaming and booths
lively markets
music and performances
public entertainments
locatedInPresentDay City of Westminster
location London, England
surface form: London

Mayfair, London, England
surface form: Mayfair
reasonForSuppression concerns about morality
public disorder
rowdiness
season spring
socialFunction popular entertainment
seasonal commerce
urban leisure
startTime late 17th century

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Mayfair, London, England namedAfter May Fair
subject surface form: Mayfair