historical landmark in Hampton Park West

Memorial type: Cenotaph

Hyde Park is one of the eight Royal Parks. Covering 350 acres, it is home to the Serpentine Lake, Diana Memorial fountain and a host of seasonal events.

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A community-run Victorian park in south London, working to grow a green and healthy neighbourhood by providing a beautiful natural environment, along with events, food, wellbeing, education and e…

Chiswick House - Open Sun-Wed 10am-6pm and bank holidays. Gardens Free daily 7am – dusk. Café – 8.30am – 4pm

Two Eagles, 27 Austral Street, Southwark, London

The history of Parliament Square Garden, how to visit and what facilities are available

The history of Parliament Square Garden, how to visit and what facilities are available

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Surrey Infantry Museum tells the story of the 2 old infantry regiments of Surrey; the Queen's Royal Regiment, the East Surrey Regiment and their forebears.

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The Grand Union Canal was once a busy industrial waterway connecting London with the Midlands. Today, Hanwell Flight of Locks is a great place for a country walk.

The London blue plaques scheme, now run by English Heritage, is thought to be the oldest of its kind in the world, and celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2016.

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Brentford Gauging Lock was once one of the busiest places on The Grand Union Canal. Today, Brentford Lock is a great place for a walk and cycle.

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ALAN DOWER BLUMLEIN 1903-1942 Electronics Engineer and Inventor lived here

A sanctuary of historic parkland within the urbanised landscape, Ankerwycke is Runnymede's neighbour on the far side of Thames.

Cygnet is an adult men’s rowing club with a fantastic location and facilities next to Barnes Bridge on the Tideway.

JOHN CONSTABLE (1776-1837) Painter Lived here

GUY GIBSON V.C. 1918-1944 Pilot Leader of the Dambusters Raid lived here

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