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Excerpt from The London Museum
Lancaster house was opened as the London Museum in the spring of 1914. It is situated at the western end of Pall Mall, past St. James's Palace and St. James's Street and Cleveland row, in the direction of Buckingham Palace and the Green Park, to which there is a footpath from the square in front of the house. This square, named Stable Yard, is really part of the grounds of St. James's Palace; and Lancaster House itself is on the site of a former royal building, the Queen's Library, erected in the reign of George I.
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