Place Name First mentioned in 1273, Putney Park was a 248 acre area of parkland used by the Archbishop of…
Place Name Rising to 148ft above sea level this is the highest point in Putney. The most common explanation behind…
Place Name Originally called Cutthrough Lane as seen by the Ordnance Survey maps of 1874, presumably because it cut through…
Place Name The embankment of the River Thames between Putney Bridge and the mouth of the Beverley Brook was constructed…
Place Name Putney Common and immediate surrounds remained open pasture and farmland until enclosure in 1469 by John Twigge, who…
Place Name Takes its name from the house, Wildcroft Manor, built by David Hartley following the death of local landowner…
Place Name The Pettiward family have held land in Putney since around 1630 when a John Pettiward married Sarah White,…
Place Name A reference to Putney Park, a 300-acre deer estate first mentioned in 1274 and described as a working…
Place Name Petersfield is a market town in East Hampshire, founded in the 1100s by William Fitz Robert, Earl of…
Place Name So called because it was built on the site of the paddock attached to Bowling Green House. The…