London in 1900 - Places beginning with M

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Magna Charta Island
Magna Charta Island A mile and a half from Old Windsor Lock, near the Middlesex... more »
Mall
Mall (the) A walk on the north side of St. James's Park, extending from Constitution... more »
Manchester Square
Manchester Square A popular square on the north side of Oxford Street.... more »
Mansion House
Mansion House The official residence of the Lord Mayor. Is about 150 years old, stud... more »
Marble Arch
Marble Arch At the west end of Oxford Street, nearly opposite Edgware Road; formerly stood... more »
Margate
Margate In Kent, is a very popular seaside resort for Londoners; distance about 75 miles,... more »
Mark Lane
Mark Lane Near Fenchurch Street Station; is celebrated for its Corn Exchange.... more »
Marlborough House
Marlborough House Pall Mall, near St. James's Palace. the London. residence of the Prince and... more »
Marlow
Marlow (great), Buckinghamshire, is situated on left bank of the River Thames, 57 miles by... more »
Marylebone
Marylebone A large parish. The old church in High Street is built on the site... more »
Maskelyne and Cooks
Maskelyne and Cooks popular conjuring entertainments are given at the Egyptian Hall Just opposite Burlington... more »
Mayfair
Mayfair is a most fashionable place of residence, near Piccadilly. A fair used to be... more »
Memorial Hall
Memorial Hall Farringdon Street. stands partly on the site of the old Fleet Prison. It... more »
Mercers Hall
Mercers Hall belongs to the Mercers' Company; is situated between Ironmonger Lane and Old Jewry,... more »
Merchant Taylors Hall
Merchant Taylors Hall In Threadneedle Street, belongs to the Merchant Taylors, a great Conservative City... more »
Merchant Taylors Schools
Merchant Taylors Schools Charterhouse Square. one of the great public schools of London, now educates... more »
Merton In Surrey
Merton In Surrey A village on London and Brighton Line. Lord Nelson resided at Merton... more »
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Metropolitan Fire Brigade (the) . is under the control of the London County Council, the... more »
Metropolitan Railway
Metropolitan Railway (the) . with the Metropolitan District, form a circle (called the Inner Circle... more »
Meuxs Brewery
Meuxs Brewery One of the most celebrated in London; is situated at the Oxford Street... more »
Midland Railway Station,
Midland Railway Station, St. Pancras Euston Road. this line runs through the Midland Counties to... more »
Millwall Docks
Millwall Docks are situated on the Isle Of Dogs, near the West India Docks; can... more »
Mincing Lane
Mincing Lane City. used largely by wholesale dealers of tea, wine, spices, etc.... more »
Minories
Minories (the). a street between Aldgate and the Tower Of London, used to be occupied... more »
Mint Royal
Mint Royal On Little Tower Hill where the coinage for the United Kingdom is produced.... more »
Mitcham
Mitcham A village in Surrey, noted for its flower farms of roses, and for lavender.... more »
Monkey Island
Monkey Island About half a mile below Bray Lock, on the Thames, and owes its... more »
Monument
Monument Fish Street Hill, close to London Bridge. was erected to commemorate the Great Fire... more »
Moore and Burgess Minstrels
Moore and Burgess Minstrels formerly known as the Christy Minstrels, give a favourite form of... more »
Mort Lake
Mort Lake is situated on the right bank of the River Thames, near Hammersmith. is... more »
Mudies Library
Mudies Library This well. known Circulating Library is situated at the Holborn end of Museum... more »
Muswell Hill
Muswell Hill A suburb about 6 miles from London, now developed into a town of... more »

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