Place Name The name Pinner was first written down as Pinnora in 1231. The first part Pinn may be from…
Place Name Originally Pinnerhill Road. Rising to 126 metres (413 ft), Pinner Hill is the 11th highest natural point in…
Place Name Rising to 126 metres (413 ft), Pinner Hill is the 11th highest natural point in London. The name…
Place Name Directional it is the road that runs from Northwood to Pinner. The name Pinner was first written down…
Place Name Hengist, the name is Old English and means Stallion, who along with his brother Horsa (Horse), was hired…
Place Name The village of Downe, of which this street is named, was first mentioned as Dona in 1283, from…
Place Name Sandwiched between Fray’s River and the River Pinn it is understandable that the name is thought to be…
Place Name Literal, the road leading to Hammersmith. Originally a hamlet of Fulham Parish, so part of the estate of…
Place Name Originally a hamlet of Fulham Parish, so part of the estate of the Bishops of London. The exact…
Place Name The area was referred to as Oxegate as early as 1250, although the 1000 acre Manor of Oxgate owned by…