Place Name There has been a windmill in Wimbledon since 1817, when it was built by Charles March. Even then…
Place Name Until development this was a literal name, as along its northern side ran the perimeter of Wimbledon Park…
Place Name Laid out in 1974 and given the name because it leads off Arthur Road – despite that street…
Place Name Prince Arthur William Patrick Albert Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (later Windsor) (May 1, 1850 – January 16, 1942) was…
Place Name This was an extension of Thornton Road, and was laid out sometime around 1863. As with Thornton Road,…
Place Name Richard Thornton (September 20, 1776 – June 20, 1865) is probably the richest man you’ve never heard of.…
Place Name Richard Thornton (September 20, 1776 – June 20, 1865) is probably the richest man you’ve never heard of.…
Place Name As the name suggests, this sits near the top of the hill that gave Wimbledon its name. It…
Place Name Takes its name from Byegrove House and Byegrove Cottage, both shown in historical maps. The former was a…
Place Name This road, which was only developed in the final years of the 19thCentury, as the town’s population expanded…