London in 1900 - Places beginning with W
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Wallingford
Wallingford Berkshire, on right bank of the Thames, 90 miles by water from London, 21... more »Waltham Abbey
Waltham Abbey By Great Eastern Railway. The Abbey, powder mills, fishing, etc.... more »Walthamstow
Walthamstow A village a short distance from London, from Liverpool Street Station.... more »Walton, Surrey
Walton, Surrey On right bank of the Thames, distance by water, 28 miles from London,... more »Walworth
Walworth A thickly populated suburb of London on Surrey side of Thames.... more »Wandsworth Bridge
Wandsworth Bridge crosses the Thames about a mile below Putney, and connects Wandsworth with the... more »Wapping
Wapping On the Thames, opposite Rotherhithe. The birthplace of Arthur Orton, of Tichborne notoriety; its... more »Wardour Street
Wardour Street Leading out of Oxford Street. Is noted for old curiosity shops.... more »Water Colours
Water Colours (royal Society Of Painters In): Gallery, 5a, Pall Mall East, Sw. this Society... more »Waterloo Bridge
Waterloo Bridge one of the finest London bridges, was completed in, 1817 at a cost... more »Watermans Company
Watermans Company is an old guild dating from the fourteenth century. who for many generations... more »Watling Street
Watling Street City. forms part of the old Roman road from Dover through London to... more »Wax Chandlers Hall
Wax Chandlers Hall is situated in Gresham Street West, and belongs to the Wax Chandlers'... more »Waxworks
Waxworks (madame Tussaud's) . This celebrated exhibition is situated in lime Marylebone Road, near Baker... more »Weavers Company
Weavers Company is a very old Livery Company of London. Was incorporated by Henry Ii.... more »Welsh Harp
Welsh Harp Hendon. a popular place of amusement; has lake for boating, skating, fishing, etc.... more »Wesley
Wesley (john) . the founder of Methodism, was buried in the Wesleyan Chapel in the... more »West India Docks
West India Docks are situated between Limehouse and Blackwall. on the left bank of the... more »Westminster
Westminster (the City Of) . will, when the new London Municipal Act comes in fore... more »Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey There are few buildings in England. probably, except the Tower, not one. that... more »Westminster Bridge
Westminster Bridge A handsome, wide bridge, close to the Houses of Parliament, and leads into... more »Westminster Hall
Westminster Hall If the Houses of Parliament are a monument of the Victorian period of... more »Westminster School
Westminster School Dean's Yard, The Sanctuary, Westminster, is another of the large public schools, being... more »Whitefriars
Whitefriars At the back of the south side of Fleet Street was the site of... more »Whitehall
Whitehall Opposite Horse Guards. erected by Indigo Jones. The banqueting. room is the only remaining... more »Whitfields Tabernacle
Whitfields Tabernacle celebrated dissenting place of worship in Tottenham Court Road. Toplady, the author of... more »Whittingtons Almshouses
Whittingtons Almshouses Are situated on Highgate Hill, near the spot where he is said to... more »Will and Probate Office
Will and Probate Office is situated at Somerset House, Strand; also Registrar's Office of Births.... more »Wimbledon Common
Wimbledon Common affords some beautiful walks within easy reach of London. the 'national Rifle Association... more »Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle The great English palace of our reigning Monarch, is one ,of those places... more »Wood Street
Wood Street Leading from Cheapside to London Wall, is the headquarters of some of the... more »Woolwich Arsenal
Woolwich Arsenal Here are made the whole of the Ordnance for the Naval and Military... more »Wormwood Scrubbs
Wormwood Scrubbs A common near Notting Hill. Has a convict prison erected on part.... more »Wych Street
Wych Street An old street leading from the Strand to Drury Lane; the Olympic Theatre... more »