Place Name Originally a right of way across the fields and market gardens, providing a dry path from Mortlake to…
Place Name Built in 1906 it was named in honour of John Ellerton (December 16, 1826 – June 15, 1893),…
Place Name Developed by the Lowther family between the wars. The Lowthers (the Earls of Lonsdale since 1807) own extensive…
Place Name Originally Ferry Lane. Although only developed in 1908, this street follows the ancient route from Barn Elms to…
Place Name Named after the “gracious” 18thCentury Cleveland House which stood on the Green, north of the Methodist Church. For…
Place Name Originally Cleveland Gardens Road. Named after the “gracious” 18thCentury Cleveland House which stood on the Green, north of the…
Place Name This street was laid out on the grounds of The Cedars, an 18thCentury property, between 1896 and 1901.…
Place Name This was laid out in 1904 over the site of the Georgian mansion Byfeld House, which had been…
Place Name Originally Bridge Road or Upper Bridge Road when it was built by the Hammersmith Bridge Company in 1827. It…
Place Name Major Charles Lestock Boileau (February 8, 1800 – January 18, 1889) of Mortlake, developed much of Barnes in the mid-19th…