![Hollow Cottages, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Hollow Cottages, RM19
22 April 2024 Hollow Cottages leads off Church Hollow. |
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![Church Hollow, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Church Hollow, RM19
22 April 2024 Church Hollow is a location in London. |
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![Windmill Street, W1T](_graphics/0.jpg) | Windmill Street, W1T
18 April 2024 Windmill Street appears on the John Roque map from the 1750s. |
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![Fitzroy Street, W1T](_graphics/0.jpg) | Fitzroy Street, W1T
18 April 2024 Henry Fitzroy was an illegitimate son of Charles II and his mistress, Barbara Villiers - hence the family name Fitzroy: ‘King’s son’. |
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![Greene Man](_graphics/1713354765.jpg) | Greene Man
17 April 2024 The Greene Man is a pub on the Euston Road, opposite Great Portland Street station. |
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![Mount Nod Square, SE13](_graphics/0.jpg) | Mount Nod Square, SE13
17 April 2024 Mount Nod Square was redeveloped as part of the Orchard Estate. |
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![Sidmouth Place, SE15](_graphics/0.jpg) | Sidmouth Place, SE15
17 April 2024 Sidmouth Place was a former cul-de-sac, marked on maps between the 1860s and the 1950s. |
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![Hillside, NW2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Hillside, NW2
17 April 2024 Hillside was a former crescent formed off the Edgware Road. |
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![Summit Court, NW2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Summit Court, NW2
17 April 2024 Summit Court is a block and the name of its access road. |
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![Wilton Terrace, SW1X](_graphics/0.jpg) | Wilton Terrace, SW1X
17 April 2024 Wilton Terrace ultimately commemorates local landowners the Grosvenors (titled Viscounts Belgrave). |
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![Wilton Road, SW1V](_graphics/0.jpg) | Wilton Road, SW1V
17 April 2024 Wilton Road was named at the time of Thomas Egerton, 2nd Earl of Wilton, second son of Robert Grosvenor, 1st Marquess of Westminster. |
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![Wilton Mews, SW1X](_graphics/0.jpg) | Wilton Mews, SW1X
17 April 2024 Wilton Mews commemorates the local landowners, the Grosvenor family (titled Viscounts Belgrave). |
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![Cleveland Street, W1W](_graphics/0.jpg) | Cleveland Street, W1W
17 April 2024 Cleveland Street maybe dates from before 1632 when its name was recorded as Wrastling Lane. |
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![Maple Place, W1T](_graphics/0.jpg) | Maple Place, W1T
17 April 2024 Maple Place is a mews, previously called London Mews. |
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![Lance Corporal Nicky Mason Way, RM15](_graphics/0.jpg) | Lance Corporal Nicky Mason Way, RM15
16 April 2024 Lance Corporal Nicky Mason Way |
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![St Giles Passage, WC2H](_graphics/0.jpg) | St Giles Passage, WC2H
16 April 2024 St Giles Passage is named after St Giles Hospital, a leper hospital founded by Matilda of Scotland, wife of Henry I in 1117. |
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![Ryder Yard, SW1Y](_graphics/0.jpg) | Ryder Yard, SW1Y
16 April 2024 Ryder Yard was named for Richard Rider, Master Carpenter to Charles II. |
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![Thamley, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Thamley, RM19
16 April 2024 Thamley connects Marlow Avenue and Water Lane. |
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![Long Court, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Long Court, RM19
16 April 2024 Long Court is a cul-de-sac in Purfleet. |
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![Southgate, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Southgate, RM19
16 April 2024 Southgate leads south from Watts Crescent. |
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![Asterid Heights, E20](_graphics/0.jpg) | Asterid Heights, E20
16 April 2024 Asterid Heights is a block in Stratford. |
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![Centurion Way, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Centurion Way, RM19
16 April 2024 Centurion Way leads west off Tank Hill Road. |
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![Quarry Mews, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Quarry Mews, RM19
16 April 2024 Quarry Mews leads off Fanns Rise. |
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![Garrison Parade, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Garrison Parade, RM19
16 April 2024 Garrison Parade is a Purfleet parade of shops. |
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![Crusader Close, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Crusader Close, RM19
16 April 2024 Crusader Close is a Purfleet cul-de-sac. |
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![New Palace Yard, SW1A](_graphics/0.jpg) | New Palace Yard, SW1A
16 April 2024 New Palace Yard was built by William II (William Rufus). |
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![Fanns Rise, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Fanns Rise, RM19
16 April 2024 Fanns Rise is a location in London. |
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![Halfway Court, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Halfway Court, RM19
16 April 2024 Halfway Court is a location in London. |
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![Marlow Avenue, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Marlow Avenue, RM19
16 April 2024 Marlow Avenue connects Tank Hill Road and Water Lane. |
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![Pavement Mews, RM6](_graphics/1713276576.jpg) | Pavement Mews, RM6
16 April 2024 Pavement Mews is behind the Pavement on High Road, Chadwell Heath. |
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![Arterial Road, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Arterial Road, RM19
16 April 2024 Arterial Road is a main road of Purfleet. |
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![Thavies Inn, EC4A](_graphics/0.jpg) | Thavies Inn, EC4A
16 April 2024 Thavie’s Inn - after which the street was named - was a former Inn of Chancery, associated with Lincoln’s Inn. |
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![Clarissa Road, RM6](_graphics/0.jpg) | Clarissa Road, RM6
16 April 2024 Clarissa Road leads north off High Road, Chadwell Heath. |
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![Erith Court, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Erith Court, RM19
16 April 2024 Erith Court leads off Thamely. |
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![St Martins Close, NW1](_graphics/0.jpg) | St Martins Close, NW1
16 April 2024 St Martins Close is surrounded by St Martin’s Gardens. |
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![Scala Street, W1T](_graphics/0.jpg) | Scala Street, W1T
16 April 2024 Scala Street is named after the Scala theatre which formerly stood here. |
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![Medway Street, SW1P](_graphics/0.jpg) | Medway Street, SW1P
16 April 2024 Named after the Medway in the Diocese of Rochester, where the deans of Westminster were bishops from 1663. |
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![Liverpool Street, EC2M](_graphics/0.jpg) | Liverpool Street, EC2M
16 April 2024 Liverpool Street commemorates Robert Banks Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool. |
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![Water Lane, RM19](_graphics/0.jpg) | Water Lane, RM19
16 April 2024 Water Lane is a long crescent-shaped Purfleet road. |
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![Arneway Street, SW1P](_graphics/0.jpg) | Arneway Street, SW1P
16 April 2024 Arneway Street is named for Thomas Arneway, former benefactor to the Westminster parish poor. |
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![Churchill Place, HA3](_graphics/0.jpg) | Churchill Place, HA3
8 April 2024 Churchill Place is a block on Marlborough Hill. |
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![Telcote Way, HA4](_graphics/1712572444.jpg) | Telcote Way, HA4
8 April 2024 Telcote Way runs behind the main shops in Eastcote. |
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![Bonnersfield Lane, HA1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Bonnersfield Lane, HA1
8 April 2024 Bonnersfield Lane is an old rural lane of Harrow and Kenton. |
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![Belgrave Court, HA1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Belgrave Court, HA1
8 April 2024 Belgrave Court is a block on St John’s Road, opposite Lyon Square. |
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![Wood Street , SW1P](_graphics/0.jpg) | Wood Street , SW1P
4 April 2024 Little Peter Street became Wood Street in 1868. |
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![Spencer Drive, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Spencer Drive, N2
4 April 2024 Spencer Drive is mid 1930s development within Hampstead Garden Suburb |
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![Milton Close, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Milton Close, N2
4 April 2024 Milton Close was designed by C.G. Butler between 1934-1936. |
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![Gloucester Drive, NW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Gloucester Drive, NW11
4 April 2024 Gloucester Drive runs parallel with Falloden Way. |
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![Beaufort Drive, NW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Beaufort Drive, NW11
4 April 2024 Beaufort Drive leads north from Falloden Way. |
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![Rowan Walk, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Rowan Walk, N2
4 April 2024 Rowan Walk was built in the mid-1930s by various architects including De Metz, Soutar, Katona, Butler, and Drury and Reekie. |
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![Alloway Road, E3](_graphics/0.jpg) | Alloway Road, E3
4 April 2024 Alloway Road connects Lichfield Road with Morgan Street. |
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![Great Peter Street, SW1P](_graphics/0.jpg) | Great Peter Street, SW1P
4 April 2024 Great Peter Street bears the name of the patron saint of Westminster Abbey. |
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![Danewood Drive, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Danewood Drive, N2
4 April 2024 Danewood Drive took the place of a rustic pond beside Winnington Road. |
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![Cinderella Path, NW3](_graphics/0.jpg) | Cinderella Path, NW3
4 April 2024 Cinderella Path is a pathway off North End Road. |
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![Annemount School](_graphics/0.jpg) | Annemount School
4 April 2024 Annemount School is an independent school, with a capacity of 130, established in 1936. It welcomes girls and boys from the age of three until seven years old.
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![Elligood Court, E14](_graphics/0.jpg) | Elligood Court, E14
3 April 2024 Elligood Court is a block on Poplar High Street. |
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![Longitude House, E14](_graphics/0.jpg) | Longitude House, E14
3 April 2024 Despite its name, Longitude House lies 0.0019 degrees west of the Prime Meridian. |
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![Addison Way, NW11](_graphics/1712162222.jpg) | Addison Way, NW11
3 April 2024 Addison Way is the northernmost road in the Temple Fortune section of Hampstead Garden Suburb. |
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![Prime Meridian Walk, E14](_graphics/0.jpg) | Prime Meridian Walk, E14
3 April 2024 Prime Meridian Walk is one of a number of hopeful local misnamings. |
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![Howard Walk, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Howard Walk, N2
1 April 2024 Howard Walk, designed by Courtenay Melville Crickmer, features Moderne facades with sloped roofs. |
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![Queens Court, NW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Queens Court, NW11
1 April 2024 Queens Court, a later Hampstead Garden Suburb block, was constructed on Hampstead Way in the 1920s. |
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![Brunner Close, NW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Brunner Close, NW11
1 April 2024 Brunner Close is a cul-de-sac situated off of Litchfield Way. |
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![Cromwell Close, N2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Cromwell Close, N2
1 April 2024 Cromwell Close is a cul-de-sac leading off East End Road. |
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![Alyth Gardens, NW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Alyth Gardens, NW11
1 April 2024 Alyth Gardens is a Temple Fortune cul-de-sac, situated off Finchley Road. |
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![New College Mews, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | New College Mews, N1
31 March 2024 New College Mews incorporates a replica of a former Victorian turkish bath which stood on the site. |
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![Richmond Crescent, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Richmond Crescent, N1
31 March 2024 Richmond Crescent was formerly home to Tony Blair. |
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![Dowrey Street, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Dowrey Street, N1
31 March 2024 All but the northern tip of Dowrey Street was redeveloped away. |
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![Almeida Theatre](_graphics/0.jpg) | Almeida Theatre
31 March 2024 Almeida Theatre occupies the site of the Literary & Scientific Institute of 1837-8 by Roumieu and Gough. |
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![Waterside Point, SW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Waterside Point, SW11
31 March 2024 Waterside Point partly covers the area of Mayhew’s Flour Mills. |
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![Thornhill Crescent, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Thornhill Crescent, N1
31 March 2024 Thornhill Crescent is large open crescent, surrounded by houses. |
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![Torriano Cottages, NW5](_graphics/0.jpg) | Torriano Cottages, NW5
31 March 2024 Torriano Cottages are a charming cluster of fifteen cottages dating back to the mid-Victorian era. |
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![Great Eastern Wharf, SW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Great Eastern Wharf, SW11
31 March 2024 Great Eastern Wharf is an old industrial site developed into housing. |
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![Thornhill Road, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Thornhill Road, N1
31 March 2024 Thornhill Road is a road of Barnsbury. |
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![Southwick Place, W2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Southwick Place, W2
31 March 2024 Southwick Place leads southwest from Hyde Park Crescent. |
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![Richmond Avenue, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Richmond Avenue, N1
31 March 2024 Richmond Avenue - Richmond Road until 1938 - has houses with Greek and Egyptian details, including sphinxes and obelisks. |
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![Hyde Park Place, W2](_graphics/0.jpg) | Hyde Park Place, W2
31 March 2024 Hyde Park Place is part of the Bayswater Road. |
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![Cotswold Mews, SW11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Cotswold Mews, SW11
31 March 2024 Cotswold Mews leads off Battersea Square. |
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![Barnsbury Square, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Barnsbury Square, N1
31 March 2024 Barnsbury Square has a mixture of buildings, including Mountford House of 1834 which occupies the site of a moated farm. |
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![Almeida Street, N1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Almeida Street, N1
31 March 2024 Almeida Street leads west from Upper Street. |
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![High Street Hampton, TW12](_graphics/1711476543.jpg) | High Street Hampton, TW12
26 March 2024 High Street is the traditional main road in Hampton, Middlesex. |
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![Rockingham Court, SE1](_graphics/0.jpg) | Rockingham Court, SE1
20 March 2024 Rockingham Court was a passage running between two terraces of Georgian houses, with a passage running between them known as Rockingham Court. |
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![Rockingham Arms](_graphics/0.jpg) | Rockingham Arms
20 March 2024 The Rockingham Arms is part of the Metro Central Heights development. |
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![Short Street, SE1](_graphics/9532518.jpg) | Short Street, SE1
20 March 2024 Short Street is a former road at Elephant and Castle. |
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![Oxford Market, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Oxford Market, W1D
19 March 2024 Oxford Market was the name of the streets around the market of the same name. |
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![Nags Head Yard, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Nags Head Yard, W1D
19 March 2024 Nags Head Yard used to lay behind Marlborough Mews. |
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![Little Argyll Street, W1B](_graphics/0.jpg) | Little Argyll Street, W1B
19 March 2024 Little Argyll Street dates from 1736. |
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![Marlborough Mews, W1F](_graphics/0.jpg) | Marlborough Mews, W1F
19 March 2024 Marlborough Mews became - after 1910 - Ramillies Place. |
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![Turks Head Yard, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Turks Head Yard, W1D
19 March 2024 Turks Head Yard was once a courtyard north of Oxford Street. |
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![Binstead Street, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Binstead Street, W1D
19 March 2024 Binstead Street used to lead from Oxford Street to Oxford Market. |
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![Market Place, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Market Place, W1D
19 March 2024 Market Place is one of the streets of London in the W1W postal area. |
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![Market Court, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Market Court, W1D
19 March 2024 Market Court is a small alleyway north of Oxford Street. |
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![Hills Place, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Hills Place, W1D
19 March 2024 Hills Place leads south off Oxford Street. |
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![Glasshouse Street, E1W](_graphics/0.jpg) | Glasshouse Street, E1W
12 March 2024 Glasshouse Street is an old East End street. |
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![Wellington Mews, W1B](_graphics/0.jpg) | Wellington Mews, W1B
12 March 2024 Wellington Mews was a new name for a stable yard without a name before the nineteenth century. |
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![Little Newport Street, WC2H](_graphics/0.jpg) | Little Newport Street, WC2H
12 March 2024 Little Newport Street was renamed as Newport Place in 1939. |
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![Glasshouse Street, SE11](_graphics/0.jpg) | Glasshouse Street, SE11
12 March 2024 George Street was renamed Glasshouse Street after 1881. |
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![Titchfield Street, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Titchfield Street, W1D
12 March 2024 Titchfield Street became Fareham Street in 1951. |
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![Diadem Court, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Diadem Court, W1D
12 March 2024 Crown Court was renamed as Diadem Court in 1896. |
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![Dansey Yard, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | Dansey Yard, W1D
12 March 2024 George Yard was renamed Dansey Yard after 1884. |
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![George Yard, W1D](_graphics/0.jpg) | George Yard, W1D
12 March 2024 In 1936, George Yard became Goslett Yard. |
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