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'''Knight's Spur''' is the large estate and home of the [[London Clan]], located outside of [[London]] in an isolated and forested valley.  {{CIT|The London Clan's second-in-command, [[Constance]], is charged with running things at Knight's Spur.}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=2292]  
 
'''Knight's Spur''' is the large estate and home of the [[London Clan]], located outside of [[London]] in an isolated and forested valley.  {{CIT|The London Clan's second-in-command, [[Constance]], is charged with running things at Knight's Spur.}} [http://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=2292]  

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Knight's Spur

Knight's Spur is the large estate and home of the London Clan, located outside of London in an isolated and forested valley. The London Clan's second-in-command, Constance, is charged with running things at Knight's Spur. [1]

History

Knight's Spur has seemingly been in possession of the London Clan for a very long time. It is unclear how it came about its name. By the late 20th century, Knight's Spur had running water, electricity, telephone service, internet access, and garbage pickup. All mail, however, is routed instead to the clan's shop in Soho. ("Render Unto Caesar") [2]

As of late 1996 it was home to one hundred ninety-six gargoyles and twenty-five eggs, but had no gargoyle beasts. King Arthur Pendragon also took up temporary residence there in 1996 to study in the clan's library before leaving with Sir Griff to seek out Merlin. Hudson, Lexington, Coldfire, and Coldstone also visited Knight's Spur for a time. ("Rock & Roll")

In 1997, with Goliath's hearing taking place in Manhattan and the outcome uncertain, Lexington asked Staghart if Knight's Spur had room to shelter the Manhattan Clan if they were forced to flee New York. ("Your Witness")