Place Name John de Feckenham, (c. 1515 – October 1584) was a Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral between 1554 and…
Place Name This road which was laid out in 1896 was built on the grounds of Hillersdon House, named after…
Place Name John James (Johann Jacob) Heidegger (June 19, 1666 – September 5, 1749), was a Swiss count and leading…
Place Name Industrial heritage. Named after the printing industry which formerly flourished in the area. Publishing started in nearby Fleet…
Place Name Named after the adjacent hall of the Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers. In 1554 it bought Peter’s…
Place Name A standard developer name meaning calm and peaceful or, equally applicable given the price, prosperous and affluent. This…
Place Name Takes its name from Grove Cottage, originally called The Folly, which was built in the Moat Garden in…
Place Name After the theatre of animal cruelty that once stood here. For it was here that bears and bulls…
Place Name Originally called Norton Lane, so called after Norton Field after the North Field “another great tract” of agricultural…
Place Name Glebe land is owned by the parish church to support the local priest. This was originally in the…