• The Twickenham Museum
  25 The Embankment, c1720 - present
• Watermen
  ... It was a rough life, and bred rough people.,
• Ferries & Ferrymen
  ... Rival ferries have been the subject of litigation more than once.,
• River Craft, Bargemen & Lightermen
  There were territorial disputes between gangs and with bargemen about charges.,
• Locks & Bridges
  ...following much hostility from the watermen, Richmond Bridge was opened.,
• Livelihoods, Leisure and the Islands
  ...weirs were licensed, to provide the royal household with 'lampreys and roches'.,
• The River Thames
  The river has long played a significant role in the commercial life of the area.,
• The River & 25 The Embankment
  The building in which the museum is housed.,
• Twickenham
  ... Twickenham became a very fashionable place to live.,
• Whitton
  Whitton is first mentioned around 1200.,
• Teddington
  ...belonged to Benedictine monks...,
• Hampton & Hampton Hill
  ...a number of finds of flint and bone tools and weapons...,
• Hampton Wick
  The word wick could denote a dairy farm ...,
• Hampton Court
  ...one of the finest Tudor buildings in the country.,
• Major Houses on Twickenham Riverside
  ...Marble Hill, built in 1724-28 for Henrietta Howard, Countess of Suffolk and mistress of George II.,
• Other Major Houses in Twickenham & Whitton
  In 1709, Sir Godfrey Kneller, the court painter, acquired a house ... in the centre of Whitton and rebuilt it.,
• Writers & Artists
  The 18th century was Twickenham's literary golden age,
• Illustrious People of Hampton & Teddington
  Peg Woffington (1714-60) was Garrick's lover and almost as famous as he on stage.,

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