London in 1900 - Places beginning with D
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Dagenham In Essex. a village near Rainham, on London, Tilbury, and Southend line.... more »
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Deans Court A turning out of St. Paul's Churchyard on the right. hand side of... more »
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Deans Yard Adjoins Westminster Abbey. The Church House is on the South side.... more »
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Deptford On the south bank of the Thames, opposite Limehouse. once a Government dockyard; now... more »
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Devonshire House In. Piccadilly, the town residence of the Duke of Devonshire. Has a gloomy... more »
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Docks London had extensive dock accommodation. During the 1980s London's docklands underwent a massive redevelopment... more »
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Doctors Commons Near St. Paul's Churchyard. Was a college for the study and practice of... more »
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Doggetts Coat and Badge Boat race rowed against the stream annually on August 1 by... more »
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Domesday Book or Survey of England, made by William the Conqueror, is preserved in the... more »
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Dorking A town in Surrey, situated in the midst of lovely scenery, and well worth... more »
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Doultons Celebrated Pottery Known as "doulton Ware. ". is situated on south bank of the... more »
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Dowgate One of the 26 Wards of London; so called from the dock or water.... more »
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Downing Street Whitehall. in which are the official residences of the First Lord of the... more »
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Drapers Hall In Throgmorton Street. belongs to the Drapers' Company. Contains a valuable collection of... more »
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Drury Lane Theatre Catherine Street, Strand. the oldest and largest Theatre in London, the home... more »
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Dudley Picture Gallery Egyptian Hall, Picailly. the pictures of the New English Art Club are... more »
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Duke of Yorks Column Near Spring Gardens, St. James's Park. . . was erected in... more »
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Dulwich College and Picture Gallery The College was founded in 1619, by Edward Alleyn, under... more »
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Dyers Hall 10, Dowgate Hill. Belongs to the Dyers' Company. this Company has, with the... more »