Place Name Agricultural heritage, renamed in 1935. Named after a 94 1/4 acre field, first last out in the Anglo-Saxon…
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Place Name Agricultural heritage, renamed in 1935. Named after a 94 1/4 acre field, first last out in the Anglo-Saxon…
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Place Name Algernon Charles Swinburne (April 5, 1837 – April 10, 1909) was one of the bad boys of poetry…
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Place Name First mentioned in 1273, Putney Park was a 248 acre area of parkland used by the Archbishop of…
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Place Name Rising to 148ft above sea level this is the highest point in Putney. The most common explanation behind…
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Place Name Takes its name from the house, Wildcroft Manor, built by David Hartley following the death of local landowner…
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Place Name The Pettiward family have held land in Putney since around 1630 when a John Pettiward married Sarah White,…
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Place Name A reference to Putney Park, a 300-acre deer estate first mentioned in 1274 and described as a working…
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Place Name So called because it was built on the site of the paddock attached to Bowling Green House. The…
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Place Name Mary Florence Luttrell, dowager Baroness Westbury (died August 1, 1901), was a daughter of the Reverend Alexander Fownes…
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Place Name Daniel Lysons (April 28, 1762 – 1834) who was known by the nickname Stumpity Stump was curate of…
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