London in 1900 - Places beginning with O

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• Oaks Race

  Oaks Race (the) run on Epsom Downs in about the last week in May in... more »
  
  

• Obelisk

  Obelisk (the) at the south end of Blackfriars Road stands in the centre of five... more »
  
  

• Observatory Royal

  Observatory Royal (the), Greenwich. Founded in 1675. English astronomers make their calculations from the meridian... more »
  
  

• Old Bailey

  Old Bailey Or Central Criminal Court, close to Newgate. Gives the name to the thorough.... more »
  
  

• Old Bond Street

  Old Bond Street A street of very fashionable shops, etc. , leading out of Piccadilly.... more »
  
  

• Old Jewry

  Old Jewry A street leading out of Cheapside. So called from having been in old... more »
  
  

• Olympia

  Olympia A large building near Addison Road Station, used for equestrian and other entertainments.... more »
  
  

• Omnibuses

  Omnibuses run to all parts of London and suburbs at very cheap fares, and the... more »
  
  

• Opera

  Opera The Royal Italian Opera House is situated in Bow Street (covent Garden Theatre it... more »
  
  

• Opera Comique Theatre

  Opera Comique Theatre is situated in the Strand, with an entrance from Holywell Street.... more »
  
  

• Oratory

  Oratory (brompton) (roman Catholic). the interior is much admired; in the Lady Chapel is an... more »
  
  

• Ormond Street

  Ormond Street (great) extends from Queen Square to Lamb's Conduit Street. Many celebrated people formerly... more »
  
  

• Oval (the)

  Oval (the) Kennington. the home of the Surrey County Cricket Club, and where a good... more »
  
  

• Oxford Street

  Oxford Street A splendid long street with good shops, leading from Holborn to Bayswater. Several... more »
  
  

• Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race

  Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race is rowed annually, just before Easter, by chosen eights from... more »