Place Name An anglicised spelling of Nijmegen, which is the largest city in the Dutch province of Gelderland, located on…
Place Name Jan Steen (1626 – February 3, 1679) was a 17thCentury Dutch artist, famous for his witty moralising scenes of…
Place Name Arnhem is a city in east Holland, that became famous as the setting of A Bridge Too Far,…
Place Name Most likely named after Delftware, the distinctive blue and white pottery that took its name from the Dutch…
Place Name Gerard ter Borch (December 1617 – December 8, 1681) was a leading 17thCentury Dutch artist, Ter Borch who developed…
Place Name It is one of the Dutch-themed names of developments on either side of East Dulwich Grove, so named…
Place Name First written as Eldeholt in 1380 from the Old English words elde meaning old (which survives today in the…
Place Name Directional, the lane leading to Old Oak Common from East Acton. First written as Eldeholt in 1380 from…
Place Name First written as Eldeholt in 1380 from the Old English words elde meaning old (which survives today in the…
Place Name Named after the Leaden Hall, a large manor house owned by Sir Hugh Neville in the 14thCentury, that…