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…
Place Name Historical. This was the site of a Gypsy encampment. Mary Grimwade and Charles Hailstone in Highways and Byways…
Place Name Sir Gerard Augustus Lowther (February 16, 1858 – April 5, 1916), a Barnes landowner, former ambassador who served…
Place Name A relatively new development, laid out over the junction of Nowell Road and Castelnau. Remembers Henry Fielding (April…
Place Name The small surviving section of Ferry Lane, the rest of it since renamed as Ferry Road and Verdun…
Place Name The historic Milbourne House, that overlooks the village green, is considered to be the oldest house in Barnes.…
Place Name Elm Grove House which stood near the entrance to Barn Elms and had extensive grounds which went beyond…
Place Name Originally part of the “Church Path” that the inhabitants of Roehampton used to reach St Mary’s before they…
Place Name Named after a large property on Barnes Terrace, which had previously been known as Albion House. It was…