Place Name Directional as it leads to Hampstead. A continuation of Tottenham Court Road his is an ancient – and…
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Place Name Directional as it leads to Hampstead. A continuation of Tottenham Court Road his is an ancient – and…
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Place Name Descriptive, this was a small estate originally owned by George Crispin which was developed by 1873. Most of…
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Place Name This is thought to be the oldest inhabited part of Hampstead town, on the southern slopes of the…
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Place Name Laid out over a former building contractor’s yard. It leads to a three-storey purpose-built gated office development that…
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Place Name Directional, linking Hampstead with Hampstead Garden Suburb up until it was developed in the first decades of the…
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Place Name Descriptive. Described in 1725 as having been, 60 years previously, a “high hill and a sandpit so that…
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Place Name Originally called Caen Wood Lane. This was an early medieval track dividing Hampstead Manor from the Bishop of…
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Place Name Originally The Grove. This road takes its name from the small woodland, described in the manorial rolls for…
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Place Name Much redeveloped. Today Leigh Hunt Street is a pathway through the Mint Street Park. James Henry Leigh Hunt…
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Place Name James Henry Leigh Hunt (October 19, 1784 – August 28, 1859), known as simply Leigh Hunt, was a…
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