Place Name William Cowper (November 26, 1731 – April 25, 1800) was one of the forerunners of Romantic poetry. His name is…
Place Name William Murray (sometime around 1600 – December 1655), was first Earl of Dysart who was made Lord of the…
Place Name A popular street name with its implications of patriotism and regality, there are three in Central London alone.…
Place Name Emma Elizabeth Lawrence (1861 – January 17, 1929) was co-principal of the exclusive West Heath School for Girls…
Place Name Agricultural heritage. A mead is another name for a meadow and so this was probably farmland used for…
Place Name Takes its name from the Grade II-listed Langham House that was built sometime around 1709. Despite having several…
Place Name An intriguing name, a martingale is a piece of harness used on a horse to keep it from raising…
Place Name Headway is the forward movement of a ship or boat, especially when this is slow or difficult. So the…
Place Name Agricultural heritage. This name preserves the old rite of Lammas, the first day of August, formerly observed as…
Place Name Eustace Neville Craig lived at Beaufort House, Ham Street. He was an usher or sidesman at St Andrew’s…