Place Name Named after Lady Leucha Diana (1862 – August 23, 1917) neé Maude sixth daughter of Cornwallis 1st Earl…
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Place Name Named after Lady Leucha Diana (1862 – August 23, 1917) neé Maude sixth daughter of Cornwallis 1st Earl…
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Place Name This is the name of the Walthamstow estate owner turned developer Sir Thomas Courtenay Theydon Warner’s second son,…
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Place Name Originally named Griggs Road or Grigg’s Road probably after Griggs and Son a local builder based in Manchester…
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Place Name Originally called Markhouse Lane or Mark House Lane, it was changed to its present name in 1875. It…
Place Name Also spelt Farmiloe Road. Named by the property speculator who developed Fraser’s plant nursery in 1908, Thomas Arno,…
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Place Name Named after a former West Walthamstow constituency Labour MP, the rather splendidly named, Valentine la Touche McEntee (January 16, 1871…
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Place Name Directional, the road leading to Chingford. It is part of the A112. There are at least two interpretations…
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Place Name Literal, this road crosses Dagenham Brook. It links Hitcham Road, Blyth Road and Hibbert Road, which were all…
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Place Name Named after Colonel James Blyth who was a director of Courtenay Building Ltd, the firm set up by and…
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Place Name Brettenham Park was the country estate of Sir Thomas Courtenay Theydon Warner who developed land on his Walthamstow estate…
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