Answer: Westminster Abbey
Answered by: Rahul Trivedi, Harsh, Karthik, Mekie, Anand, Iam, Jaggi, Chithananda, K, Dinky and Amru and Raghu (comment hidden for obvious reasons)
Also see: Rajesh K's comment on Abe Lincoln and George Washington on patents.
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Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey, Darwin's resting place.
House of Ministers,
Westminister
London.
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The Collegiate Church of St. Peter at Westminster, London.
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Aside - This is in response to Abe Lincoln (only President with a patent). George Washington is considered a very shrewd engineer who had many inventions to his credit and he established the Patent Law and the Patent Office. I dont think he had any patents but at that time, patents were signed by the president of the USA. E-week is celebrated the week of Washington's birthday honoring his engineering contributions.
http://www.eweek.org/site/News/Features/gw.shtml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Hopkins_(inventor)
- Rajesh K
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