Place Name First recorded in 1294 as Derleston, derived from Dëoriäf’s tūn or farmstead, although Sheila Fairfield in The Streets…
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Place Name First recorded in 1294 as Derleston, derived from Dëoriäf’s tūn or farmstead, although Sheila Fairfield in The Streets…
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Place Name This was originally a hamlet on the Hackney – Bethnal Green border and indeed means a boundary by…
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Place Name Referencing Tottenham meaning Totta’s village which was written down as Toteham in 1086 and Totenham in 1189. The…
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Place Name Directional. John Field in Place-Names of Greater London gives two possible interpretations of the name Haggerston, the first,…
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Place Name Named in honour of John André (May 2, 1750 – October 2, 1780), British Army Major and head of…
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Place Name Agricultural heritage. Long before development this was all agricultural land, the name of this Hackney street preserves the…
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Place Name Thought to mean a watering place where animals were tethered – hence shackle and well – but it…
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Place Name One of a number of roads named in the early 21stCentury to reflect the changing make-up of the…
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Place Name One of several nearby roads whose names have Norfolk connections, in this case the village of Sprowston, meaning…
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Place Name John Tylney, later Earl Tylney, bought Stratford and Hamfrith, part of the old West Ham Manor in 1734. It…
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