London in 1900 - Places beginning with C
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Camden Town
Camden Town is in the Parish of St. Pancras between Somers Town and Kentish Town.... more »Canning Town
Canning Town A river. side district on Plaistow Level to the east of the Lea... more »Canonbury
Canonbury a manor in Islington, given in old times to the Priory of St. Bartholomew,... more »Canvey Island
Canvey Island Essex. on the Thames, about 12 miles below Gravesend, near Thames Haven. There... more »Capel Court
Capel Court Bartholomew Lane. so called from Sir William Capel, Draper, Lord Mayor of London... more »Cathedral Railway Route
Cathedral Railway Route (the) from Liverpool to London is so called because, at the same... more »Cavendish Square
Cavendish Square adjoins Harley Street. contains an equestrian statue to William, Duke of Cumberland, the... more »Chalk Farm
Chalk Farm near Primrose Hill, South Hampstead. chalk Farm was a white. washed Public. house,... more »Chancery Lane
Chancery Lane . extends from Fleet Street to Holborn, and is considered the principal legal... more »Charing Cross
Charing Cross Derives its name from the Cross erected here, then the village of Cherringe,... more »Charterhouse
Charterhouse in Charterhouse Square, near Aldersgate Street, was originally founded in 1371 the chapel, which... more »Chatham
Chatham on the east bank of the Medway below Rochester. one of the chief Naval... more »Cheapside
Cheapside Extends from Newgate Street to the Poultry. the names in the streets leading from... more »Chelsea Hospital
Chelsea Hospital One of the most interesting sights of London. Was built by Charles Ii.... more »Chertsey
Chertsey In Surrey. On right bank of Thames from Oxford; about 20 miles from London... more »Cheshunt
Cheshunt 14 miles from Liverpool Street Station; has a College for the education of young... more »Chelsea
Chelsea On the left bank of the Thames, three miles from London. here, at 24,... more »Chelsea Embankment
Chelsea Embankment extends from Chelsea Hospital to Battersea Bridge, about of a mile; was opened... more »Chigwell
Chigwell 13 miles from Liverpool Street Station; alluded to in some of Charles Dickens's novels,... more »Chingford
Chingford Adjoining Epping Forest. the Royal Forest Hotel here is much used by visitors to... more »Chislehurst
Chislehurst In Kent. napoleon Iii. resided here at Camden Place, and, dying on January 9th,... more »Chiswick
Chiswick 5 miles from London. in Chiswick Churchyard are buried William Hogarth, and Mary, third... more »Christs Hospital
Christs Hospital Newgate Street. Presentations to this School, which maintains and educates about 1100 children,... more »City of London
City of London The E. c. District of London practically comprises the City, and is... more »City Companies
City Companies number about 80, but only about half have halls of their own. They... more »City of London School
City of London School is situated on the Thames Embankment near Blackfriars Bridge. Established by... more »Clapham Common
Clapham Common is situated on the Surrey side of the Thames; in extent it is... more »Clare Market
Clare Market is situated at the Western side of Lincoln's Inn Fields. It is a... more »Clements Inn
Clements Inn In Strand. Was one of the Inns of Chancery, near St. Clement's Church.... more »Cleopatras Needle
Cleopatras Needle On the Victoria Embankment. this famous monument of granite from Alexandria originally stood... more »Clerkenwell
Clerkenwell A parish extending northwards from Holborn. It was originally a village around the Priory... more »Cliffords Inn
Cliffords Inn One of the old Inns of Chancery, near St. Dunstan's Church, Fleet Street.... more »Coaching Clubs
Coaching Clubs Many pleasant daily excursions may be made on the well. appointed coaches that... more »Coal Exchange
Coal Exchange Lower Thames Street, near the Custom House. Opened in 1849.... more »Cockney
Cockney This is a term commonly applied to those persons who are born within the... more »Colney Hatch
Colney Hatch 7 miles from London. there is a large Lunatic Asylum here. Station, New... more »Colonial Office
Colonial Office Whitehall, where the business between Great Britain and her Colonies is conducted.... more »Columbia Market
Columbia Market Bethnal Green, was erected by the Baroness Burdett. coutts for the benefit of... more »Commissionaires Office
Commissionaires Office 419a, Strand . Parcels or messages are carried at inexpensive rates.... more »Constitution Hill
Constitution Hill is situated in the Green Park, along the wall of Buckingham Palace Gardens.... more »Cookham
Cookham Berkshire, on the right bank of the River Thames, about 53 miles from London... more »Co
Co Operative Stores. the principal ones in London are: Civil Service Supply Association, 136, Queen... more »Coopers Hill
Coopers Hill adjoins Egham, Surrey. cooper's Hill College is situated here, and is established for... more »Copenhagen Fields
Copenhagen Fields Between Camden Town and Islington. the Metropolitan Cattle Market is held here.... more »Cornhill
Cornhill extends from the Mansion House to Leadenhall Street. Largely occupied by Banks, Financial Companies,... more »Cornwall Reformatory Training Ship
Cornwall Reformatory Training Ship is anchored in the Thames off Purfleet. The "cornwall" was once... more »County Council of London
County Council of London Office, Spring Gardens, Sw. held its first meeting March 21st, 1889,... more »Covent Garden Market
Covent Garden Market Worth paying a visit to see the fruit, flowers, vegetables, etc. ,... more »Covent Garden Theatre
Covent Garden Theatre One of the largest Theatres in London. Is principally used for Italian... more »Cricket
Cricket "lords" and the "oval" are the principal Cricket Grounds in London. "lord's" Cricket Ground... more »Cripplegate Ward
Cripplegate Ward . one of the 26 Wards of London. Named after one of the... more »Criterion Theatre
Criterion Theatre Regent Circus, Piccadilly. is built entirely underground, but is handsome and commodious. The... more »Croydon
Croydon A municipal Borough 10 miles from London with a population of over 100,000.... more »Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace (the), Sydenham. about 7 miles from London. The large building used in Hyde... more »Curzon Street
Curzon Street is situated in Mayfair, a fashionable quarter, named from a fair being held... more »Custom House
Custom House Lower Thames Street. nearest Railway Station, Monument (or Mark Lane), Dis. & Met.... more »