In Charlotte Halliday’s account of living in the Wood in her childhood, she mentions that the family moved into 62 ...
James (Jacques) Tissot (1836 -1902) was an artist who had an Anglo-French career which was without parallel in the nineteenth century. ...
In the summer of 1958 the French composer Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) stayed with the Pilkingtons who had been living at ...
Early visits to St John’s Wood My first acquaintance with St John’s Wood was when I stayed for a couple of ...
Return to the junction of St Johns Wood Terrace and St Ann’s Terrace Duke of York Public House was opened by developer ...
Turn right along St John’s Wood Terrace with its attractive Victorian houses, going past the pillars of the disused Congregational church, originally ...
Turn left out of the Church drive, and left again into St John’s Wood High Street. (Public lavatories can be ...
Cross Wellington Road, turn right, and then left into the entrance to the small park St John’s Wood Church Grounds This used ...
Continue past Elm Tree Road, turning left at the traffic lights at the junction with St John’s Wood Road and walk ...
Walk to where Grove End Road converges with Abbey Road and you will find a monument to the sculptor, Edward Onslow Ford ...
The whole Walk is roughly 3 kilometres long on level ground and takes about one and a quarter hours. Exiting ...
James Frederick Beevor was born in 1873 and in 1881 was living with his parents James, a bootmaker, and Jane ...
