Queens' Waterman

An early horticulturist at Whitton

Organist and Composer

Surgeon

Clockmaker

Royalist merchant and Whig MP

The 'Fifth Beatle'

Composer and builder

Statesman, essayist, philosopher and scientific theorist

Courtier and Librarian

Artist

Champion sculler and Bargemaster

Architect

Physician in Disorders of the Mind. President of the Royal College of Physicians

Inventor

Actor and singer

Shoemaker cordwainer

Governor of Virginia

Royalist General, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland & Ambassador-extraordinary

Maritime Insurance

Quaker Magistrate

Author and market gardener of Teddington

Composer and organist

Warriors and Wars

Fine art collector, book dealer and publisher

Italian composer and friend of Alexander Pope

Gamester

Alexander Pope's Waterman

Royalist soldier, Whig politician & libertine

World War I air ace touches down in Twickenham

Balloonist, Aviator and First Briton to Fly

Royalist lawyer

Airman and Speed Merchant

Landscape Gardener

Clerk of the Parliaments

Organ builder

Artist & Architect

Courtier

Two 15th century burials

Aunt of Lord Byron the Poet

Cambridge is everything! - Walpole

Master Grocer and Philanthropist

Decorative Painter

Politician and Admiralty Official

Writer, Translator & Catholic Recusant

A prodigy for Genius, for Sense & good taste

Earl of Dysart's Ferryman

One of the greatest English Sculptors

Bricklayer - Builder

Of a Whitton landowning family

Successful Victorian and Edwardian Architect

Actor-manager, Poet Laureate & dramatist

Actress

Actress

Author of Memorials of Twickenham

Twickenham's tin-can diver entertains the crowds again

Gentleman

Poet and Bishop of Oxford and Norwich

Brother of Henry III, granted the Manor of Isleworth

Antiquary and Courtier

Dramatist, actor and cabaret artist

Portuguese Baron of the Holy Roman Empire

Barrister, Administrator and Politician

Sculptor

Of an Ancient Yorkshire Family

Landowner of Teddington & Twickenham

At Southend House, Montpelier Row, Twickenham

William Feilding, 5th Earl of Denbigh

Naval officer

Physician, Photographer, Antiquarian and Collector

Visitor to Twickenham in 1838

Benjamin Disraeli's sister who lived in St Margaret's

Soldier and Magistrate

Countess of Drogheda

Philosopher, Soldier & Honorary Marquis

Roman Catholic lawyer

Eminent lawyer

Victorian Polymath

Future Monarch

Banker, politician and Lord Mayor of London

Civil Servant

Politician

Architect, Soldier and Sportsman

Footballer of Loos

Retired Sea Captain

Politician

Unsuccessful Jacobite and amateur architect

Father of the Atomic Clock

Britain’s first film comedy star

Natural scientist - discoverer of electro-magnetic induction

Novelist & lawyer

Secretly married to the Prince of Wales

Architect known as 'Burlington Harry'

Naval Officer

Piscatorial Entrepreneur, Writer

World War One flying ace who fought the Red Baron

Jewish merchant

Builder and Philanthropist

Royalist schoolmaster and Bishop of Lincoln

England's greatest actor manager

Historian and schoolmaster

A very individual architect

Mapmaker

Twickenham Auctioneer and Estate Agent

Keeper of the Jocky Park in Bushy Park

Artist chronicler of Twickenham

Diplomat and man of letters

Naval Officer and Property developer in Twickenham

Scientist, philanthropist & curate of Teddington

Jurist, Writer and Politician

Sportsman who established Hammerton's Ferry

Founder of the Hampton School

Judge, Author & Politician

Performer in masques

Songwriter

Courtier

Daughter of Sir John Hawkins and nineteenth century local gossip

Secretary of State for Scotland

Russian political author

Memoirist and Lawyer

Twickenham's first flying undertaker, boxer and child actor

Friend of Byron

Chronicler of Twickenham people

Twickenham artist inspired by the riverside scenery

Naval officer

An eventful but uneven life

Destroyer of Pope's Villa

A distinguished soldier

Portrait Painter

Royalist statesman

Historian of Twickenham

A parson's son and a leading architect of the first half of the 18th Century

Portrait painter and translator of Don Quixote

Bomber pilot, illustrator, aviation writer and author of Biggles books

Poet, playwright, essayist, moralist, literary critic, sermonist, biographer, editor, and lexicographer.

Actress and royal mistress

Slapstick Comic and Music Hall Owner

Racehorse breeder

Singer, elocutionist, pianist, poet and composer

Courtier and Playright

Eccentric Irish peer

Composer and conductor of light music

Greatest Master of the English baroque portrait

Theatrical enterprises in Twickenham

Gardener and Prolific Writer

Architect and bridge designer

Physician

Art Collector

Mapmaker

A well respected man

A minor poet

A life writing in the cause of religion

Landscape and View Painter

Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet

Entrepreneur involved with Motor launches, Buses, and Cinemas

Teddington boatbuilder and Royal Bargemaster

Man of letters and Keeper of Bushy Park

Poet and lady of letters

Soldier and MP

Pietistic friend of the Garricks, Dr Johnson and Horace Walpole

An architectural career founded on speculative building

Banker

Famous and notorious Members of Parliament

Governor of Virginia

Survivor of the Charge of the Light Brigade

A resident for over 60 years

Soldier

Temporary Vicar of Twickenham

Gentleman-Usher to the King

Dance Master

Admiral of the Fleet

Soldier

Author, poet and anthologist

Botanical illustrator

Twickenham Borough Surveyor and stalwart of the Congregational Church

Engineer and Munitions Manufacturer

Goldsmith

Barber-surgeon

sometime King of the French

Eye Surgeon

Catholic lawyer of Whitton

A distinguished naval officer

Poet, satirist, letter writer, designer of gardens and grotto maker

Royal exile at Fulwell Park

Member of an ancient Somerset family

Lawyer and Steward to the Manor Court

Viticulturist and horticulturist

Goldsmith

Actress

Railway Builder and Public Works Contractor

Collector of pictures

Carpenter-Builder of Twickenham

Landscape Gardener

Schoolmaster, musician and historian

Jewish Martyr of the American Revolution

Mapmaker of Twickenham

Painter of views of Twickenham riverside

A transient resident

Gardener and friend to Alexander Pope

Portrait Painter

Playright

Devotee of the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion

A man of forceful behaviour

Father of 57 offspring

Water Carnival & Regatta organiser

Sojourns in Twickenham and Teddington

Lincolnshire Baronet

Builder

Some Anglo-Irish connexions with Twickenham and Whitton

Visionary founder of the Southcottians

Swedish Ambassador in England

Nurseryman and Draftsman

The Hon Sir William Stanhope

Publisher of the Tatler, the Spectator, and the Guardian

Christian Theologian and Scholar

Catholic owner of Stonor Park, Henley

Soldier and diplomat

Britain's Last Catholic King

Poet, born at Whitton

A botanist at Heath Lane Lodge

Hotel Owner and Boat Builder

Indian Industrialist

Comes to live in Montpelier Row

Prime Minister of Great Britain

Author of the Larkrise to Candleford trilogy

Artist

Boat Builder

Priest, mystic and poet

Mapmaker and Surveyor

The father of modern computer science

One of Britain’s greatest landscape painters

Philanthropist, painter and writer

Tea merchant

Noted scientific educationist and polymath

West India merchant

Bookseller and Magistrate

Descended from a Flemish Huguenot family

Inventor, engineer and Twickenham property owner

Alexander Pope's landlord

A wealthy parson

French Nobleman

Visits Pope at Twickenham

A short-lived 19th century 'Dad's Army'

Writer of gothic novels and resident of Strawberry Hill

Founder proprietor of The Times newspaper

Physician

Soldier and fervent anti-fascist

Lively and curiously spelt letters

Scrivener and, with his wife Frances, benefactor

Parliamentarian soldier and MP

Rake and Founder-President of the Hell-Fire Club

Poet and satirist

A Quaker Divine?

Engraver and first man to climb the Matterhorn

Lawyer and MP

Parliamentarian Preacher

Astrologer and Instrument maker

Actress and outstanding personality

Builder of Hampton Court Palace

Royalist General in the Civil War

Architect and Scientist

Ground breaking guitarists

Landowner of Twickenham

A Clergyman descended from a long line of horse riders and jousters

William Roy and the start of the Ordnance Survey

44 Popes Avenue, Twickenham

14 Church Street, Hampton

Twickenham Common/Staines Road, Twickenham

Shoes Lane/Amyand Road, Twickenham

Heath Road north side, Twickenham

London Road, Twickenham

Earlier the home of John Blow

Colne Road, Twickenham

Staines Road, Twickenham

London Road, north side, next to Neville House, Twickenham

Staines Road, north side, Twickenham

A Playground for the People

Park Road, East Twickenham and St Margarets

A Jacobean Mansion

Hampton Road, Twickenham

High Street, Hampton

10 Church Street, Hampton

An ancient thoroughfare

Heath Road north side, Twickenham

Popes Grove, Strawberry Hill

London Road, south side, opposite Neville House, Twickenham

The Common/Staines Road, Twickenham

The White Horse

Back Lane/Holly Road north of Heath Lane, Twickenham

A Mistaken Attribution

Hampton House

Cross Deep, Twickenham

Oak Lane/Amyand Park Road, Twickenham

An 18th century house, later vicarage

The birth of British R&B music

Former home to a bowling alley

Thames Street, Hampton

Amyand Park Road, Twickenham

Built on land later occupied by Regal House, giving its name to Fortescue House School

Trams, trolleybuses and omnibuses - a hub for road transport in south west London

The Common, on the north side of the Staines Road, Twickenham

A shrine to Shakespeare

his little place at Hampton

Staines Road, Twickenham

Back Lane/Holly Road, Twickenham

100 High Street, now used as offices

Heath Road (Lane), Twickenham

So named in the 1890s

Built by Cardinal Wolsey

Waldegrave Road, Strawberry Hill

Priory Road, Hampton

Heath Lane (Road), south side, Twickenham

Heath Road, north side, Twickenham

Heath Lane (Road), Twickenham

Whitton Road, Twickenham

8 Church Street, Hampton

Crown Road, Twickenham

Station Road, Hampton

Queens Road area, Twickenham

Quote from William Cobbet in 'Rural Rides'

London Road, Twickenham

58 Thames Street, Hampton

First wooden bridge connecting Kingston with Hampton Wick

The last of three houses

Twickenham

32 Colne Road, Twickenham

Heath Lane (Road), Twickenham

Riverside, Twickenham

3 Thames Street, Hampton

(Heath Road, south side, built on land detached from Savile House next door), Twickenham

Twickenham

The moving picture craze

A Palladian Mansion for a Royal Mistress

Twickenham

East Twickenham, Twickenham

Twickenham

early non-conconformity in Twickenham

London Road

Oak Lane, Twickenham

Founded for the care of those with learning difficulties

Richmond Road, Twickenham

(Heath Road, south side), Twickenham

16th century house, now part of Nursery Lands Estate

A vast esteat to entertain soe many

An 18th century house, originally a school

A 17th century building, divided into two houses

Park Road, East Twickenham and St Margarets

Home of Edward VI's nurse in Church Street

London Road, Twickenham

An island with naval connections

A source of inspiration and contentment

Cross Deep, Twickenham

Successor to a house perhaps designed by the Earl of Mar

Twickenham

Riverside open space with considerable history

A 17th century house

Radnor Road, Strawberry Hill