Place Name In use from at least the 14thCentury, this was the crossing that carried the lane to Barking across…
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Place Name In use from at least the 14thCentury, this was the crossing that carried the lane to Barking across…
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Place Name Remembering corn merchant William Morley who lived at Green Street House – also known as Boleyn Castle –…
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Place Name Commemorating Bradley Stone, a young boxer who died two days after he sustained injuries in a super bantamweight fight at…
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Place Name Thought to be the shortest street name in the country. A hide or hyde was an old Anglo-Saxon…
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Place Name The name Newham was established in 1965 when Greater London was created, representing a combination of East Ham…
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Place Name Named after the 118 day Siege – or more likely the Relief – of Ladysmith, in South Africa,…
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Place Name Sir Fulke Greville, later 1st Baron Brooke of Beauchamps Court (October 3, 1554 – September 30, 1628), an…
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Place Name Literal. As the name suggests this was hilly marshland which would have been unsuitable for building and was…
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Place Name Local benefactor Samuel Robinson (1752 – 1833) built homes for “twelve widows of protestant dissenting ministers professing Calvinistic…
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Place Name Unsurprisingly this is a Huguenot name which is connected with a local family. James and Philip Cazenove were listed…
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