 Church Street |
1600 |
An ancient thoroughfare |
| York House |
1633 |
Construction starts |
| Eel Pie Island |
1635 |
Former home to a bowling alley |
| Twickenham Ferry |
1652 - 1970 |
celebrated in song in 1878 |
| The Glass House |
1652 |
A glass making enterprise? |
| The Watch House, Stocks & Pillory |
1684 |
The administration of summary justice and quarantine |
| Cross Deep |
1698 |
A late 17th century house |
| Gifford Lodge |
|
A House of Distinction Facing Twickenham Green |
| Twickenham House |
|
a 12 acre estate |
| Orleans House |
1710 |
'a vast esteat to entertain soe many' |
| St Mary's Church |
1714 |
Nave collapses and is rebuilt in 1714 |
| Crime in Twickenham 1717-1880 |
|
The Proceedings at the Old Bailey 1674-1919 |
| Alexander Pope's Grotto |
1720 - 1742 |
A source of inspiration and contentment |
| Copt Hall & Lord Denbigh's |
1690 - 1842 |
A Mistaken Attribution |
| Neville House |
1725 |
London Road |
| Alexander Pope's Willow Tree |
|
A Weeping Legend |
| Poulett Lodge |
1742 |
Successor to a house perhaps designed by the Earl of Mar |
| Twickenham Theatres |
1745 |
A succession of playhouses |
| The Lodge (Twickenham Lodge) |
1748 |
House on Twickenham Common |
| The Isleworth to Teddington Turnpike |
1767 - 1824 |
A toll road through Twickenham |
| Fortescue House |
1770-1038 |
Built on land later occupied by Regal House, giving its name to Fortescue House School |
| Christopher D'Oyly |
1717 - 1795 |
Barrister, Administrator and Politician |
| St Mary's School, Twickenham, part 1 |
1809 - 1860 |
Reorganisation |
| Twickenham Green |
1818 |
A remnant of Hounslow Heath |
| Wellesley House |
1850 |
Hampton Road |
| St Mary's School, Twickenham, part 2 |
1861 |
further re-organisation |
| Col. Sir Robert Edis |
1839 - 1927 |
Architect, Soldier and Sportsman |
| The Sundial on Dial House |
1726, 1890-91 |
An instrument for telling the time |
| Dial House |
1722 |
An 18th century house, later vicarage |
| Twickenham Yacht Club |
1897 |
The Yacht Club is more than 100 years old |
| The Statues at York House |
1906 - |
Cascade, pool and Oceanides |
| The Rugby ground |
1909 |
Billy Williams' Cabbage Patch |
| Walter Hammerton's Ferry |
1909 |
Rival to the Twickenham Ferry |
| Local Cinemas |
1911 - 1981 |
The moving picture craze |
| Eel Pie Hotel |
1960s |
The birth of British R&B music |
| The Twickenham Museum |
c1720 - present |
25 The Embankment |
| Twickenham's Riverside |
1980 - 2003 |
A twenty-three year wait for regeneration |
