Place Name A new private estate on the western border of the Birchwood Park Golf and Country Club.
Place Name Possibly after Edward Harvil also spelt Harvyle, rector of North Cray in 1577. He left 40 shillings to…
Place Name The area was first mentioned as Gatton in 1301 and so possibly derives from the Old English words…
Place Name Named after the firm Black & Edgington, flag manufacturers who worked on decorations used in the 1953 Coronation…
Place Name A corruption of a field name mentioned in a document of 1837 as Cocks Shaw, potentially after a…
Place Name After Sir William Calvert (1703 – May 3, 1761), an Alderman and later Lord Mayor of London, who…
Place Name Most likely named after Sir Francis Burdett (January 25, 1770 – January 23, 1844), a reformist MP who…
Place Name Named after a former public house, the Black Horse, which was first licensed by Richard Manning in April…
Place Name Named after Frognal House which was originally built in the 15thCentury and then rebuilt sometime around 1670 as…
Place Name From the Old English words sette and copp, meaning a flat hill top. The name first went on…