London in 1900 - Places beginning with G

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• Gadshill

  Gadshill Near Rochester, is where Charles Dickens resided and died in 1870.... more »
  
  

• Gaiety Theatre

  Gaiety Theatre . Strand. a handsomely decorated, good. sized house. Nearest Rail. way Station, Temple.... more »
  
  

• Gardens

  Gardens See Botanic Gardens, Chelsea Botanic Gardens, Kew. Gardens, North Woolwich Gardens, Rosherville Gardens, Royal... more »
  
  

• Garrick Club

  Garrick Club 13 & 15, Garrick Street, Covent Garden. dates from 1831. A Literary and... more »
  
  

• Garrick Theatre

  Garrick Theatre Charing Cross Road, near National Gallery. was opened April 24th, 1889.... more »
  
  

• General Post Office

  General Post Office St. Martin's. le. grand. the imposing buildings at the end of Aldersgate... more »
  
  

• General Steam Navigation Co

  General Steam Navigation Co , 55, Great Tower Street, E. c. , And 14, Waterloo... more »
  
  

• Geological Museum

  Geological Museum Jermyn Street, Piccadilly. contains a superb collection of minerals, metals, etc. Open free,... more »
  
  

• George and Blue Boar

  George and Blue Boar was an Inn situated at 285, High Holborn and used to... more »
  
  

• Gog and Magog

  Gog and Magog Traditional City giants. Two large figures in the Guildhall establish their identity.... more »
  
  

• Goldsmiths Hall

  Goldsmiths Hall Foster Lane, Cheapside, in rear of General Post Office. was opened in 1835.... more »
  
  

• Goring

  Goring Oxfordshire. on the left bank of the Thames. It is 45 miles from Paddington,... more »
  
  

• Government Offices

  Government Offices Whitehall. the extensive buildings erected in 1876, containing the Home, Colonial, India, and... more »
  
  

• Grays Inn

  Grays Inn In Holborn . An Inn of Court, named after Lord Gray de Wilton,... more »
  
  

• Grays Thurock

  Grays Thurock A small town on the left (essex) bank of the Thames, about 23... more »
  
  

• Great Central Railway

  Great Central Railway Marylebone, W. this new terminus in London is fronted by a huge... more »
  
  

• Great Eastern Railway

  Great Eastern Railway Liverpool Street, E. c. connects Cambridge, Colchester, Harwich, Ipswich, Norwich, Yarmouth, etc.... more »
  
  

• Great Marlow Buckinghamshire

  Great Marlow Buckinghamshire On left bank of River Thames, by rail 35 miles from Paddington.... more »
  
  

• Greenhithe

  Greenhithe A village on the Thames, about 20 miles from Charing Cross Station. some training... more »
  
  

• Green Park

  Green Park Contains about 60 acres. It contains the carriage track near Buckingham Palace, called... more »
  
  

• Greenwich Hospital

  Greenwich Hospital And Royal Naval College. Greenwich, Se. well worth a visit. The Painted Hall... more »
  
  

• Greenwich Park

  Greenwich Park Immediately adjoins Greenwich Hospital, and is a beautiful spot, and well worth a... more »
  
  

• Grocers Hall

  Grocers Hall is situated in the Poultry. the Grocers' Company was incorporated in 1345.... more »
  
  

• Grosvenor Bridge

  Grosvenor Bridge A handsome railway bridge over the Thames at Victoria Station.... more »
  
  

• Grosvenor House

  Grosvenor House Upper Grosvenor Street, is the Town residence of the Duke of Westminster. Contains... more »
  
  

• Grosvenor Square

  Grosvenor Square is a Very fashionable place of residence for many prominent members of the... more »
  
  

• Guildhall

  Guildhall The King Street, Cheapside. The Hall of the City Corporation was originally built in... more »
  
  

• Gwynne

  Gwynne (nell) was buried in the Crypt of St. Martin's Church, Trafalgar Square. She was... more »