Place Name It has nothing to do with the city of Cambridge as the original 1275 spelling shows Camprichtheheth which…
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Place Name It has nothing to do with the city of Cambridge as the original 1275 spelling shows Camprichtheheth which…
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Place Name Previously called Crab Court and Carter Street, it became known as Clothier Street from 1906 after the second-hand clothes…
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Place Name Thought to be named after a large gate that formerly stood on this street. Referenced as Whitegate Alley…
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Place Name The origin of the name has been lost in time but there are several possible attributions. It is…
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Place Name Restoring the memory of John Strype (November 1, 1643 – December 11, 1737), who was born in Houndsditch.…
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Place Name Directional, this road leads to Hackney. The name Hackney is thought to come from Haca’s Island, meaning dry…
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Place Name Commemorates the French theologian, John Calvin (July 10, 1509 – May 27, 1564), who led the Protestant Reformation in…
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Place Name One of a number of streets named after a local family who farmed the land here from the mid-16thCentury,…
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Place Name This used to be an old path that led East from Houndsditch. The name is descriptive, after the nature…
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Place Name This street led to Haydon Square and is a corruption of John Heydon’s surname. Captain Heydon was Master of…
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