London in 1900 - Places beginning with M
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Magna Charta Island
Magna Charta Island A mile and a half from Old Windsor Lock, near the Middlesex... more »Mall
Mall (the) A walk on the north side of St. James's Park, extending from Constitution... more »Manchester Square
Manchester Square A popular square on the north side of Oxford Street.... more »Mansion House
Mansion House The official residence of the Lord Mayor. Is about 150 years old, stud... more »Marble Arch
Marble Arch At the west end of Oxford Street, nearly opposite Edgware Road; formerly stood... more »Margate
Margate In Kent, is a very popular seaside resort for Londoners; distance about 75 miles,... more »Mark Lane
Mark Lane Near Fenchurch Street Station; is celebrated for its Corn Exchange.... more »Marlborough House
Marlborough House Pall Mall, near St. James's Palace. the London. residence of the Prince and... more »Marlow
Marlow (great), Buckinghamshire, is situated on left bank of the River Thames, 57 miles by... more »Marylebone
Marylebone A large parish. The old church in High Street is built on the site... more »Maskelyne and Cooks
Maskelyne and Cooks popular conjuring entertainments are given at the Egyptian Hall Just opposite Burlington... more »Mayfair
Mayfair is a most fashionable place of residence, near Piccadilly. A fair used to be... more »Memorial Hall
Memorial Hall Farringdon Street. stands partly on the site of the old Fleet Prison. It... more »Mercers Hall
Mercers Hall belongs to the Mercers' Company; is situated between Ironmonger Lane and Old Jewry,... more »Merchant Taylors Hall
Merchant Taylors Hall In Threadneedle Street, belongs to the Merchant Taylors, a great Conservative City... more »Merchant Taylors Schools
Merchant Taylors Schools Charterhouse Square. one of the great public schools of London, now educates... more »Merton In Surrey
Merton In Surrey A village on London and Brighton Line. Lord Nelson resided at Merton... more »Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Metropolitan Fire Brigade (the) . is under the control of the London County Council, the... more »Metropolitan Railway
Metropolitan Railway (the) . with the Metropolitan District, form a circle (called the Inner Circle... more »Meuxs Brewery
Meuxs Brewery One of the most celebrated in London; is situated at the Oxford Street... more »Midland Railway Station,
Midland Railway Station, St. Pancras Euston Road. this line runs through the Midland Counties to... more »Millwall Docks
Millwall Docks are situated on the Isle Of Dogs, near the West India Docks; can... more »Mincing Lane
Mincing Lane City. used largely by wholesale dealers of tea, wine, spices, etc.... more »Minories
Minories (the). a street between Aldgate and the Tower Of London, used to be occupied... more »Mint Royal
Mint Royal On Little Tower Hill where the coinage for the United Kingdom is produced.... more »Mitcham
Mitcham A village in Surrey, noted for its flower farms of roses, and for lavender.... more »Monkey Island
Monkey Island About half a mile below Bray Lock, on the Thames, and owes its... more »Monument
Monument Fish Street Hill, close to London Bridge. was erected to commemorate the Great Fire... more »Moore and Burgess Minstrels
Moore and Burgess Minstrels formerly known as the Christy Minstrels, give a favourite form of... more »Mort Lake
Mort Lake is situated on the right bank of the River Thames, near Hammersmith. is... more »Mudies Library
Mudies Library This well. known Circulating Library is situated at the Holborn end of Museum... more »Muswell Hill
Muswell Hill A suburb about 6 miles from London, now developed into a town of... more »