London in 1900 - Places beginning with R
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Races . ascot Races are run in June. Derby and Oaks are run on about... more »
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Ramsgate A seaside watering. place on the South. east coast, and being only about two... more »
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Ratcliff Highway extends from East Smithfield to Shadwell; it is now called St. George Street.... more »
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Reading Berkshire, distance from London 74 miles, from Oxford 37 miles by river. It is... more »
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Record Office Between Chancery and Fetter Lanes; has a fine new frontage in the former.... more »
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Red Lion Street Holborn. Leads out of Holborn, and is continued by Lamb's Conduit Street... more »
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Regalia Or Crown Jewels are kept in the Tower of London. Open to the public.... more »
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Regent Circus Oxford Street. is much more generally called Oxford Circus, to distinguish it from... more »
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Regents Canal commences at Limehouse, runs north to Victoria Park, then turns to the west... more »
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Regent Street One of the finest streets in London. It extends from Portland Place, Regent's... more »
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Richmond Surrey. on the right bank of the Thames; 15 miles distance from London; half.... more »
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Roman Bath This old Roman bath is situated in Strand Lane, in the Strand; the... more »
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Rosherville Gardens A place of amusement at Gravesend, containing a theatre, dancing platform, and restaurant.... more »
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Rotherhithe A parish on the right bank of the Thames, near Deptford. The Commercial Docks... more »
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Rothschilds The offices of this celebrated financial firm are at New Court, St. Swithin's Lane,... more »
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Royal Albert Hall In Kensington. Close to Hyde Park and Albert Memorial.... more »
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Royal Exchange (the) The large building close to the Bank of England, facing Cheapside, was... more »
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Royalty Theatre Dean Street, Soho Runnimede. Near Staines and Egham. is supposed to be the... more »
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Rye House the scene of the Rye House Plot, is situated near Broxbourne, and is... more »