PLACE NAME Descriptive, the prefix High comes from the Middle English heghe meaning chief or important, it was often used…
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PLACE NAME Descriptive, the prefix High comes from the Middle English heghe meaning chief or important, it was often used…
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Place name Named after the former Manor House on Turpin Lane, immediately north of where this road enters Chigwell parish…
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Place Name Also spelt, incorrectly, as Monkhams Lane. Derives from Monekenebukhurst which in 1286 was used to describe an area…
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Place Name Laid out over the former gardens of theĀ Earl of Bridgewater’s residence, Bridgewater House, which was destroyed by fire…
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Place Name Thought to be named after a medieval manor, known as Little Beehive, which was located between Beehive Lane…
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PLACE NAME Connects Bloomsbury Square with Russell Square and was built between 1801 and 1805. Named after landowners, the Dukes…
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Place Name After Nuxley Heath, which is also known as Little Heath. Nuxley, which means a small hill on a…
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Place Name In 1513 a wealthy widow, Agas Haringe, left land, tenements and gardens between Fetter Lane and Shoe Lane…
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Place Name Dr Charles James Blomfield (May 29, 1786 – August 5, 1857), was Bishop of London for 28 years…
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Place Name Dr Charles James Blomfield (May 29, 1786 – August 5, 1857), was Bishop of London for 28 years…
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