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in 967. The name
Wimbledon means "Wynnman's hill", with the final element of the name being the Celtic "dun" (hill). The name is shown on J. Cary's 1786 map of the London area as "Wimbleton", and the current spelling appears to have been settled on relatively recently in the early 19th century, the
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pub in the High Street, were founded in 1915 by
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Wimbledon
Village Stables is the oldest recorded riding stables in England. The late Richard Milward MA, a local historian, researched the background of horses in Wimbledon over the years and found that the first recorded stables belonged to the Lord of the Manor, and are detailed in the Estate's
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opened in 1876 and shops began to stretch along
Broadway towards Merton. Wimbledon built its first police station in 1870. Cultural developments included a Literary Institute by the early 1860s and the opening of Wimbledon Library in 1887. The religious needs of the growing population led to an
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In the second half of the century, Wimbledon experienced a very rapid expansion of its population. From under 2,700 residents recorded in the 1851 census, the population grew by a minimum of 60 per cent each decade up to 1901, to increase fifteen-fold in fifty years. Large numbers of villas and
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led to a final major building phase when many earlier
Victorian houses with large grounds in Wimbledon Park were sub-divided into flats or demolished and replaced with apartment blocks. Other parts of Wimbledon Park, which had previously escaped being built upon, saw local authority estates
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in London. The residential and retail area is split into two sections known as the "village" and the "town", with the High Street being the rebuilding of the original medieval village, and the "town" having first developed gradually after the building of the railway station in 1838.
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theatre built by J. B. Mullholland as the
Wimbledon Theatre, on the site of a large house with spacious grounds. The theatre was designed by Cecil Aubrey Masey and Roy Young (possibly after a 1908 design by Frank H Jones). It opened on 26 December 1910 with the
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as one of his gardeners, but in the 1840s the
Spencer family sold the park off as building land. A period of residential development began with large detached houses in the north of the park. In 1864, the Spencers attempted to get parliamentary permission to
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the common as a new park with a house and gardens and to sell part for building. Following an enquiry, permission was refused and a board of conservators was established in 1871 to take ownership of the common and preserve it in its natural condition.
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in which he wrote: "In the early part of the present century there were annual races upon this common, which had then a King's plate." However, he gives no further details and does not say how successful horse racing was or how long it lasted.
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the common. By the 1880s, however, the power and range of rifles had advanced to the extent that shooting in an increasingly populated area was no longer considered safe. The last meeting was held in 1889 before the NRA moved to
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was developed on land next to the station, providing a much-needed focus, and opened in 1990. The shopping centre incorporated the old town hall building. A new portico, in keeping with the old work, was designed by Sir
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1980 renamed Wimbledon Village Stables. It is now approved by the British Horse Society and the Association of British Riding Schools. It offers horse-riding lessons and hacks on Wimbledon Common and in Richmond Park.
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opened the new courts. "He (the king) gave three blows on a gong, the tarpaulins were removed, the first match started – and the rain came down." The club's old grounds continue to be used as the sports ground for
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meant that redeveloping Plough Lane to the required modern standards was impractical. The stadium stood dormant for 10 years until it was finally demolished in 2001. A housing development now occupies the site.
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prime residential area of London commanding high prices, and the "town" being part of the modern development, centred on The Broadway, since the building of the railway station in 1838.
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In the 1870s, at the bottom of the hill on land between the railway line and Worple Road, the All-England Croquet Club had begun to hold its annual championships. But the popularity of
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trophy, first awarded in Wimbledon for high-power rifles in 1866, was presented to the American rifle team in 1875 and a century and a half later continued to be awarded by the
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Each October thousands attend the Wimbledon BookFest, which has been running since 2006. Over 60 events are held around Wimbledon, including at the Big Tent on the Common.
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and a number of private charitable trusts and foundations, individuals and firms. The theatre (formerly the Holy Trinity Halls in Wimbledon) opened in November 1979.
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social group. The population grew from around 1,000 at the start of the 19th century to around 55,000 in 1911, a figure which has remained reasonably stable since.
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church-building programme, starting with the rebuilding of St Mary's Church in 1849 and the construction of Christ Church (1859) and Trinity Church (1862).
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at the Gladstone Road Technical Institute and acquired its first cinema and the theatre. Unusually, the facilities at its opening included Turkish baths.
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built Eagle House as a home at an easy distance from London. The Cecil family retained the manor for fifty years, before it was bought by
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Wimbledon's proximity to the capital was beginning to attract other wealthy families. In 1613 Robert Bell, Master of the
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is held every Saturday morning. Prior to Parkrun, a similar event had been held as the Wimbledon Common Time Trial.
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has its UK headquarters in Wimbledon. Other notable organisations with head offices in Wimbledon include
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2131:(born 1961), Australian international racing driver and convicted rapist, born in Wimbledon
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of Mortlake. From 1328 to 1536, a manor of Wimbledon was recorded as belonging to the
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in 1912 and played there for 79 years until beginning a ground share with
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3486:"Wimbledon Village Area Guide – What makes Wimbledon Village so great?"
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and was exiled. The manor was confiscated and became crown property.
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2643:(1781–1851), Lord Chancellor; judge in the landmark 1841 court case
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2560:(1792–1848), author, Blue Plaque at Gothic Lodge, 6 Woodhayes Road
2530:(1908–1981), BBC radio announcer; his voice was well known during
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Street names reflect events: Denmark Road, Denmark Avenue and the
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4510:"Stephen Fry unveils plaque to Wimbledon author Georgette Heyer"
2393:(1784–1860), prime minister 1852–55; resident of Cannizaro House
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Raynes Park (west of centre): 61% White British, 16% Other White
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3197:"2011 Census Ward Population Estimates | London DataStore"
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Our Lady and St Peter's Church (Catholic), Victoria Drive, SW19
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Chabad Wimbledon Synagogue, St George's Road, SW19 4ED (Jewish)
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Dundonald (south of centre): 61% White British, 18% Other White
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Wimbledon Park (north-east): 60% White British, 18% Other White
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until her death in 1548 when it again reverted to the monarch.
4181:"Heritage: From London's sewers to the fresh air of Wimbledon"
2694:(1892–1975), guest at a house in Parkside while in exile from
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Trinity (east from centre): 56% White British, 18% Other White
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3868:"Wimbledon Flexible Office and Workspace Providers Directory"
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Wimbledon High School (Girls' School), Mansel Road, Wimbledon
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accounts of 1236–37. Stables on the current site, behind the
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Hillside (west of centre): 56% White British, 20% Other White
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Wimbledon Hill Road, looking north-west from Wimbledon Bridge
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908:) extended its service over new tracks from Putney in 1889.
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4207:"Raymond Briggs, Who Drew a Wordless 'Snowman,' Dies at 88"
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3376:"Wimbledon's Danish link and where our pub names come from"
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St John the Baptist (Church of England), Spencer Hill, SW19
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Wimbledon Chase Primary School, Merton Hall Road, Wimbledon
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St. Mary's Catholic Primary School, Russell Road, Wimbledon
2545:(1836–1920), scientist and astronomer; joint discoverer of
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Wimbledon Park Primary School, Havana Road, Wimbledon Park
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Cannizaro House, which overlooks the park of the same name
2763:(1815–1866), surgeon, Blue Plaque at 49 Wimbledon Parkside
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National Portfolio Organisation. It is also funded by the
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as a symbol of celebration. The statue was removed during
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2596:(1808–1892), publisher; significant publications include
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internal features. The golden statue on the dome depicts
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MP. The east and south of the Borough are represented by
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By 1910, Wimbledon had established the beginnings of the
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3450:"London Plan (Consolidated with Alterations since 2004)"
2938:
Garfield Primary school (Mixed) Garfield road, Wimbledon
2769:(1912–1996), architect; his buildings include the
2473:(1829–1904), property developer and philanthropist
2332:(1904–1950), English comedy actor, lived at 44 Parkside.
942:, which formed Wimbledon Urban District with an elected
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3985:"New Wimbledon Theatre – architecture – Merton Council"
3108:
St Andrews Church (Church of England), Herbert Rd, SW19
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Kairos Church (inter-denominational), Kingston Rd, SW19
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Holy Trinity Church (Church of England), Broadway, SW19
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Christ Church, West Wimbledon (Church of England), SW20
2206:(born 1948), novelist born and brought up in Wimbledon.
2166:(1828–1906), feminist campaigner of the Victorian era,
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had from 1977 climbed quickly through the ranks of the
4960:, The Windrush Press and Fielders of Wimbledon, 1989,
4880:
4372:"Heritage: Lord Robert Baden-Powell – Always prepared"
2160:(1816–1892), engineer, lived at Argyle Lodge, Parkside
1338:
Wimbledon historian Richard Milward recounts how King
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was compiled (around 1086), Wimbledon was part of the
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was compiled (around 1086), Wimbledon was part of the
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Hillside Church (non-denominational), Worple Rd, SW19
2664:(1892–1972), actress, Blue Plaque at 4 Berkeley Place
649:, was constructed and gardens laid out in the formal
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The manor remained crown property until the reign of
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Kingdom Hall (Jehovah's Witnesses), Haydons Rd, SW19
2786:
Charles Watson-Wentworth, 2nd Marquess of Rockingham
2090:(1924–2012), former associate of Ugandan presidents
840:
from 1841) was home to a series of grand residents.
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388:
3414:"Future Wimbledon: Supplementary Planning Document"
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The Open Door (non-denominational), Worple Rd, SW19
3084:
Emmanuel Church (Church of England), Ridgway, SW19.
3022:, Camp Road, Wimbledon – founded 1758, closed 1960s
868:For several years Wimbledon Park was leased to the
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3040:All Nations' Church (evangelical), Mansel Rd, SW19
2989:Donhead Lodge (Boys' School), Edge Hill, Wimbledon
4958:Historic Wimbledon, Caesar's Camp to Centre Court
4936:History of Antiquities of the Parish of Wimbledon
2505:The Music Hall Guild of Great Britain and America
2441:, 1934–7 who introduced the driving test and the
451:was compiled, Wimbledon was part of the manor of
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2262:(1947–1978), singer, born at the Nelson Hospital
2021:Wimbledon was given as the site where the sixth
1626:The theatre was saved from redevelopment by the
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684:in 1649, the manor passed rapidly among various
545:Wimbledon has been inhabited since at least the
439:Wimbledon has been inhabited since at least the
4237:"Three centuries of heritage behind the estate"
3444:
3438:
3162:Wimbledon Quaker Meeting, Spencer Hill Rd, SW19
3150:Trinity United Reformed Church, Mansel Rd, SW19
3138:Shree Ghanapathy Temple (Hindu), Effra Rd, SW19
3114:Shofar Christian Church, The Broadway, SW19 1RY
3070:Christian Science Reading Room, Worple Rd, SW19
3028:(Mixed, Primary School), Drax Avenue, Wimbledon
2200:. Blue Plaque at 9 North View, Wimbledon Common
1256:discounts and benefits within the town centre.
1196:It is now in the Parliamentary constituency of
1010:In 1931, the council built a new red brick and
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2905:Ursuline High School, Crescent Road, Wimbledon
2035:and is mentioned briefly in the same author's
1335:moved to new grounds close to Wimbledon Park.
1185:abolished the Municipal Borough of Wimbledon,
1105:as one of 35 major centres in Greater London.
5791:
5063:
3542:; Ben Weinreb; Julia Keay; John Keay (2008).
2714:(1931–2015), art critic and media personality
1097:. It is 7 miles (11.3 km) south-west of
5077:
3159:Wimbledon Mosque (Islam), Durnsford Rd, SW19
2391:George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen
1273:Communication Workers Union (United Kingdom)
872:, who briefly in the 1820s employed a young
4528:"England: Teile von verschiedenen Regionen"
3280:
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3003:King's College School, Southside, Wimbledon
2813:
2726:(born 1974), entertainer, born in Wimbledon
2435:Leslie Hore-Belisha, 1st Baron Hore-Belisha
1653:
1329:first Lawn Tennis Championship in July 1877
1300:
1297:) provides local news in print and online.
927:pub on Wimbledon Hill mark the marriage of
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4753:
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4431:. British History Online. pp. 519–540
4370:The Wimbledon Society (22 February 2013).
4264:
4262:
4027:
2676:(born 1937), film director; films include
2419:, are set in a suburb very like Wimbledon.
2186:Duke (1784–1841) and Duchess of Cannizzaro
2014:'s series of children's stories about the
1479:founded to replace the departed team (see
412:; it is the main commercial centre of the
6976:Districts of the London Borough of Merton
4632:"Oliver Reed – Wimbledon's wildest rebel"
4426:
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3772:. Wimbledon Society, 1989. Archived from
3058:Congregational Church, Dundonald Rd, SW19
3043:All Saints' Church. South Wimbledon. SW19
2587:(born 1987), lead singer and songwriter,
5257:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
5201:Motspur Park (also known as West Barnes)
4231:
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4112:"London Borough of Merton Arts Strategy"
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2971:Bishop Gilpin, Lake Road, Wimbledon Park
2899:Rutlish School, Watery Lane, Merton Park
2817:
2288:in 1940, Blue Plaque at 3 St Mary's Road
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1333:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
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1077:, two miles (3.2 km) south-west of
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832:, and later to the mother of the writer
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5180:Wimbledon (including Wimbledon Village)
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4259:
4179:The Wimbledon Society (23 March 2012).
3947:. National Rifle Association of America
3348:
3344:. 25 November 1870. pp. 5244–5245.
3328:
3324:. 25 November 1864. pp. 5834–5835.
3308:
3292:. british-history.ac.uk. Archived from
3126:(Church of England), St Mary's Rd, SW19
3064:Christ Church, Colliers Wood. SW19 2NY.
2944:(Mixed), Cambridge Road, West Wimbledon
2915:Wimbledon College, Edge Hill, Wimbledon
2612:(1758–1805), admiral; Nelson's estate,
2566:(born 1959), guitarist and songwriter,
2210:Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough
1736:Table of Public Transport in Wimbledon
777:Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough
14:
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4554:"This is the news – with Alvar Lidell"
4417:
4294:The Wimbledon Society (2 March 2012).
4204:
3969:. Old Football Grounds. Archived from
3653:"Wimbledon Park – UK Census Data 2011"
3061:Everyday Church, Queens Road, SW19 8LR
2993:Ursuline Preparatory School, Wimbledon
2702:; his statue stands in Cannizaro Park.
2575:(born 1976), comedian born in the area
2554:(born 1972), oligarch of Great Britain
2455:(1822–1896), author of the 1857 novel
2192:(1906–1979), joint winner of the 1945
1676:is a children's theatre in Wimbledon,
1490:
5779:
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4718:
4450:Ford, Ford Madox (17 November 2013).
4224:
3511:"Primary Residential Areas in London"
3426:from the original on 10 November 2020
3046:Bethel Baptist Church, Broadway, SW19
2240:(born 1934), actress, screen wife of
2225:(born 1937), Australian actor played
2151:of Russia in 1787 and is held by the
2125:(born 1965), Australian racing driver
1415:National Rifle Association of America
1259:The UK's leading car-sharing company
764:The Osborne family sold the manor to
5758:
4939:, Simpkin, Marshall, & co., 1865
4449:
4413:from the original on 26 August 2022.
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2999:(Mixed School), The Downs, Wimbledon
2804:(1759–1833), anti-slavery campaigner
2641:Charles Pepys, 1st Earl of Cottenham
2053:
1089:and 3.5 miles (5.6 km) east of
1085:, four miles (6.4 km) north of
977:, with the power to select a mayor.
768:in 1712. Janssen, a director of the
5805:
4598:
4205:Bailey, Jason M. (10 August 2022).
3722:"Raynes Park – UK Census Data 2011"
3165:Wimbledon Spiritualist Church, SW19
2738:(born 1976), producer, composer, DJ
2352:(1873–1939), author; works include
569:last in a long line of variations.
24:
4832:. Chabad Wimbledon. Archived from
4606:"London Borough of Merton, Nelson"
3583:. nsdatabase.co.uk. Archived from
3234:. 26 May 1905. pp. 3765–3768.
3111:Saint John the Divine Merton, SW19
3076:(Catholic), Crescent Gardens, SW19
2744:(1736–1812), politician, lived at
2065:, who was born in Wimbledon (1968)
637:, who sold it in the same year to
470:public house became a stop on the
25:
6992:
4978:
4858:. Everyday Church. Archived from
4160:from the original on 12 July 2018
4030:"New Wimbledon Theatre Centenary"
3699:"Dundonald – UK Census Data 2011"
3135:Salvation Army, Kingston Rd, SW19
2477:Sir Theodore Janssen of Wimbledon
2170:at 8 North View, Wimbledon Common
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724:George Digby, 2nd Earl of Bristol
500:; among the prominent ones being
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4946:, Local History Reprints, 1991,
4144:"Buses and trams from Wimbledon"
3676:"Hillside – UK Census Data 2011"
2923:, Mansel Road, Wimbledon (girls)
1723:
1464:, as their progress through the
1187:Merton and Morden Urban District
1101:. The area is identified in the
863:London and South Western Railway
618:In the 1550s, Henry's daughter,
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480:London and South Western Railway
372:
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4911:. Wimbledon Spiritualist Church
4909:"Wimbledon Spiritualist Church"
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3364:. 18 August 1871. p. 3643.
2479:(c.1658–1748), director of the
1703:Wimbledon Chase railway station
1572:The New Wimbledon Theatre is a
1425:From a small, long-established
1391:In the 1860s, the newly formed
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1323:was waning as the new sport of
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656:
603:when it was granted briefly to
4972:New Short History of Wimbledon
3769:New Short History of Wimbledon
3368:
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3254:. John Weale, 1851. p. 29
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3189:
3144:(Buddhist), Calonne Road, SW19
3132:, (Catholic), Latimer Rd, SW19
2895:, Lake Road, Wimbledon (girls)
2635:Chronicles of Ancient Darkness
2461:which was written in Wimbledon
975:Municipal Borough of Wimbledon
663:Worshipful Company of Girdlers
431:, one of the largest areas of
13:
1:
5407:Sir Joseph Hood Memorial Wood
4944:Lysons's History of Wimbledon
4732:. Winter 2005. Archived from
4730:The Friends of Cannizaro Park
4532:18th century map of Wimbledon
4406:(38880): 1769. 7 April 1950.
4241:The Friends of Cannizaro Park
4028:Katie Kemp (25 August 2010).
3182:
3080:Elim Pentecostal Church, SW19
2626:(born 1961), football manager
2338:(1749–1806), Britain's first
2310:, resident of Cannizaro House
2212:(1660–1744), close friend of
2143:(died 1787), director of the
1989:
1529:in 1928. The local team, the
1151:Governance and representation
1119:
6926:London Below (magical realm)
5307:Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
4881:Emmanuel Church, Wimbledon.
3052:(Buddhist), Calonne Rd, SW19
2867:Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
2808:
2692:Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia
2025:invasion cylinder landed in
1998:(including the best-selling
1718:South Wimbledon tube station
1691:
1315:2010 Wimbledon Championships
1204:has been represented by the
1191:Municipal Borough of Mitcham
1060:
1050:Centre Court shopping centre
1028:Centre Court Shopping Centre
7:
4007:"The New Wimbledon Theatre"
3170:
3105:(Catholic), Edge Hill, SW19
2983:Allenswood Boarding Academy
2948:Holy Trinity Primary School
2720:(1955–2008), composer
1713:Wimbledon Park tube station
1708:Raynes Park railway station
1548:
1420:
709:restoration of the monarchy
105:OS grid reference
32:Human settlement in England
18:Ursuline Preparatory School
10:
6997:
4700:"Wimbledon Music Festival"
2882:
2848:
2483:and founder-member of the
2447:Secretary of State for War
2304:Secretary of State for War
2280:(1882–1970), commander of
2119:(born 1967), tennis player
1657:
1557:
1536:
1393:National Rifle Association
1304:
1238:
1183:London Government Act 1963
821:. The house stood east of
722:sold the manor in 1661 to
667:British East India Company
527:
496:Wimbledon has established
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5412:Wandle Meadow Nature Park
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4974:, Wimbledon Society, 1989
4784:"The Museum of Wimbledon"
3967:"Plough Lane – Wimbledon"
3513:. kipb.ae. Archived from
3074:Church of Christ the King
2942:Hollymount Primary School
2893:Ricards Lodge High School
2543:Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer
2229:in Australian soap opera
940:Local Government Act 1894
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27:Suburb of London, England
5194:Partly in other boroughs
5079:London Borough of Merton
3743:Good Stuff IT Services.
3720:Good Stuff IT Services.
3697:Good Stuff IT Services.
3674:Good Stuff IT Services.
3651:Good Stuff IT Services.
3628:Good Stuff IT Services.
3609:. wimbledonmuseum.org.uk
3545:The London Encyclopaedia
3457:Greater London Authority
2934:Dundonald Primary School
2860:25 February 2019 at the
2814:Major public open spaces
2650:Sir William Henry Preece
2610:Horatio, Viscount Nelson
2308:William Pitt the Younger
1686:London Borough of Merton
1678:London Borough of Merton
1668:Polka Theatre, Wimbledon
1654:Polka Children's Theatre
1628:Ambassador Theatre Group
1350:
1301:The Tennis Championships
1282:
1165:Archbishop of Canterbury
1019:Bradshaw Gass & Hope
844:19th-century development
592:fell out of favour with
590:Archbishop of Canterbury
414:London Borough of Merton
6981:Major centres of London
6850:Upper and Lower Clapton
5815:Central activities zone
5372:Merton Park Green Walks
4763:English-heritage.org.uk
4679:English-heritage.org.uk
4654:English-heritage.org.uk
4580:"The Wimbledon Society"
4350:English-heritage.org.uk
4274:English-heritage.org.uk
3945:"NRA National Trophies"
3898:Wimbledonguardian.co.uk
3154:The Wimbledon Synagogue
2954:, Effra Road, Wimbledon
2620:the neighbouring parish
2405:(1902–1969), bandleader
2375:(1899–1971), journalist
2194:Nobel Prize in Medicine
2137:(1934–2022), cartoonist
1982:. It is also served by
1938:Wimbledon is served by
1448:Wimbledon moved into a
1431:Wimbledon Football Club
1307:Wimbledon Championships
982:Wimbledon School of Art
969:, now a shopping centre
929:Edward, Prince of Wales
673:in 1638 for his Queen,
622:, granted the manor to
566:King Edgar the Peaceful
421:Wimbledon Championships
6090:Kensington High Street
4933:Bartlett, William A.,
4397:"FIELD, Sidney Arthur"
4086:"Arts Council England"
3872:The Office Providers ®
3766:Richard John Milward.
3401:Wimbledon Turkish Bath
3290:British History Online
2823:
2782:(1922–1989), cricketer
2775:Charing Cross Hospital
2581:(1888–1969), physicist
2458:Tom Brown's Schooldays
2373:Charles Patrick Graves
2344:Marquess of Rockingham
2066:
2044:When the Sleeper Wakes
2001:The Wimbledon Poisoner
1933:
1857:South Western Railway
1842:South Western Railway
1827:South Western Railway
1812:South Western Railway
1797:South Western Railway
1782:South Western Railway
1669:
1569:
1506:
1450:stadium at Plough Lane
1316:
1252:
1081:, three miles west of
1070:
1055:George Grenfell-Baines
1029:
970:
959:
857:
756:
688:owners, including the
665:and a director of the
542:
205:Postcode district
139:Ceremonial county
5718:Parks and open spaces
5382:Mitcham Cricket Green
5282:New Wimbledon Theatre
5035:british-history.ac.uk
5019:british-history.ac.uk
5007:wimbledon-village.com
3130:St Winefride's Church
2997:Hall School Wimbledon
2921:Wimbledon High School
2821:
2732:(born 1986), musician
2632:(born 1960), author,
2603:The Origin of Species
2489:Wimbledon Manor House
2439:Minister of Transport
2431:(1955–2019), musician
2417:Behold, Here's Poison
2342:under prime minister
2314:Maria Fetherstonhaugh
2243:One Foot in the Grave
2218:Wimbledon Manor House
2196:for the discovery of
2061:
2032:The War of the Worlds
1766:South Western Railway
1728:Wimbledon is part of
1667:
1568:New Wimbledon Theatre
1567:
1560:New Wimbledon Theatre
1554:New Wimbledon Theatre
1498:
1345:Wimbledon High School
1314:
1246:
1068:
1027:
965:
957:
856:'s 1871 map of London
852:Wimbledon section of
851:
752:
540:
457:Wimbledon Manor House
425:New Wimbledon Theatre
299:Merton and Wandsworth
49:Wimbledon town centre
5828:City of London wards
5040:29 June 2011 at the
5024:29 June 2011 at the
4151:Transport for London
4060:"Charity Commission"
2798:(1925–2018), actress
2513:(born 1988), actress
2399:(1942–1980), actress
2387:(born 1971), actress
2369:(1861–1922), painter
2367:John William Godward
2073:(born 1980), actor,
1682:Arts Council England
1525:. Speedway began at
1091:Kingston upon Thames
933:Alexandra of Denmark
766:Sir Theodore Janssen
693:Member of Parliament
291:London Assembly
183:Sovereign state
6934:: TV series, novel)
6275:Elephant and Castle
5277:Museum of Wimbledon
4638:. 17 February 2012.
4612:on 16 December 2018
4489:Bigbandlibrarty.com
4456:. Delphi Classics.
4009:. arthurlloyd.co.uk
3540:Christopher Hibbert
3203:on 22 February 2014
3103:Sacred Heart Church
2802:William Wilberforce
2796:Dame June Whitfield
2668:Arthur Schopenhauer
2662:Margaret Rutherford
2579:Thomas Ralph Merton
2320:as her guest wrote
2318:Robert Baden-Powell
2282:RAF Fighter Command
2174:George Edward Cates
2012:Elisabeth Beresford
2007:They Came from SW19
1737:
1523:motorcycle speedway
1491:Motorcycle speedway
999:was rebuilt by the
967:Wimbledon Town Hall
775:The next owner was
736:Lord High Treasurer
510:British Sri Lankans
478:, then in 1838 the
474:run from London to
346: /
121:London borough
6330:Hayes (Hillingdon)
6085:Holloway Nags Head
5537:Mitcham Eastfields
5445:Mitcham and Morden
5342:Cannon Hill Common
5312:Wimbledon Windmill
5267:Merton Abbey Mills
4970:Milward, Richard,
4956:Milward, Richard,
4809:Theologican.org.uk
4759:"English Heritage"
4706:on 10 January 2014
4675:"English Heritage"
4650:"English Heritage"
4636:Wimbledon Guardian
4584:Wimbledon Guardian
4558:Wimbledon Guardian
4534:. Universität Bern
4514:Wimbledon Guardian
4485:"Big Band Library"
4404:The London Gazette
4376:Wimbledon Guardian
4346:"English Heritage"
4300:Wimbledon Guardian
4270:"English Heritage"
4211:The New York Times
4185:Wimbledon Guardian
4034:Time & Leisure
3874:. 20 December 2023
3747:. Ukcensusdata.com
3724:. Ukcensusdata.com
3701:. Ukcensusdata.com
3678:. Ukcensusdata.com
3655:. Ukcensusdata.com
3632:. Ukcensusdata.com
3607:"Wimbledon Museum"
3419:. Merton Council.
3361:The London Gazette
3341:The London Gazette
3321:The London Gazette
3231:The London Gazette
3016:Old Central School
2877:Wimbledon Windmill
2824:
2658:(1938–1999), actor
2645:Saunders v Vautier
2589:Mumford & Sons
2425:(born 1996), actor
2256:(born 1973), actor
2103:(born 1981), actor
2067:
2010:), as well as for
1735:
1730:Oyster Fare Zone 3
1670:
1570:
1507:
1481:Milton Keynes Dons
1317:
1295:Wimbledon Guardian
1253:
1071:
1030:
971:
960:
903:London Underground
858:
830:Vicomte de Calonne
790:services from the
757:
635:Christopher Hatton
543:
506:British Pakistanis
419:It is home to the
273:UK Parliament
217:Dialling code
6966:Wimbledon, London
6953:
6952:
6938:Walford (borough)
6914:Charnham (suburb)
6888:
6887:
6790:Plaistow (Newham)
5773:
5772:
5357:Derwent Floodwash
5229:
5228:
5002:lovewimbledon.org
4984:Local authorities
4862:on 10 August 2014
4325:Faber & Faber
4247:on 30 August 2006
4153:. February 2017.
4124:on 31 August 2012
3923:nzhistory.govt.nz
3776:on 8 October 2011
3581:"Location Report"
3448:(February 2008).
3034:Places of worship
3026:The Rowans School
3020:Church of England
2952:Church of England
2771:Dome of Discovery
2718:Mark Edgley Smith
2558:Frederick Marryat
2507:in November 2010.
2481:South Sea Company
2385:Victoria Hamilton
2381:(1895–1985), poet
2340:Foreign Secretary
2336:Charles James Fox
2323:Scouting for Boys
2296:Viscount Melville
2286:Battle of Britain
2190:Ernst Boris Chain
2107:Joseph Bazalgette
2054:Notable residents
1931:
1930:
1853:Chessington South
1698:Wimbledon station
1527:Wimbledon Stadium
1511:Wimbledon Stadium
1504:Wimbledon Stadium
1374:In 1792 the Rev.
1275:and, until 2022,
1229:Siobhain McDonagh
997:Wimbledon station
834:Frederick Marryat
770:South Sea Company
514:British Ghanaians
487:municipal borough
365:
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5460:Tube and railway
5422:Wimbledon Common
5387:Morden Hall Park
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4942:Brown, John W.,
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4885:. Archived from
4883:"Church Website"
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3142:Wat Buddhapadipa
3124:St Mary's Church
3050:Wat Buddhapadipa
2872:Wimbledon Museum
2838:Wimbledon Common
2750:Wimbledon Common
2742:John Horne Tooke
2700:Italian invasion
2573:Michael McIntyre
2568:Above and Beyond
2522:Six-Five Special
2355:The Good Soldier
2272:Reginald Doherty
2266:Laurence Doherty
2164:Josephine Butler
2153:Hermitage Museum
2038:The Time Machine
1984:Tramlink route 3
1895:Rush Hours Only
1879:Rush Hours Only
1849:London Waterloo
1834:London Waterloo
1819:London Waterloo
1804:London Waterloo
1789:London Waterloo
1774:London Waterloo
1738:
1734:
1607:. Lionel Bart's
1519:Stock car racing
1515:Greyhound racing
1500:Stock car racing
1225:Liberal Democrat
1155:At the time the
1001:Southern Railway
913:department store
899:District Railway
870:Duke of Somerset
823:St Mary's church
754:St Mary's Church
707:, but after the
682:King's execution
647:Wimbledon Palace
639:Sir Thomas Cecil
572:At the time the
555:Wimbledon Common
485:Wimbledon was a
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6435:Stoke Newington
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5807:Areas of London
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5682:Wimbledon Chase
5642:South Wimbledon
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5402:Ravensbury Park
5323:
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5297:Southside House
5262:Imperial Fields
5245:
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5175:South Wimbledon
5081:
5076:
5042:Wayback Machine
5026:Wayback Machine
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4889:on 6 March 2019
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3587:on 23 July 2011
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2855:Southside House
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2594:John Murray III
2564:Tony McGuinness
2485:Bank of England
2409:Georgette Heyer
2350:Ford Madox Ford
2238:Annette Crosbie
2145:Bank of England
2141:John Lyde-Brown
2076:The Kite Runner
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1251:shopping centre
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800:Jerry Abershawe
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6250:Cricklewood
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5517:Merton Park
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5397:Myrna Close
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5287:Plough Lane
5250:Attractions
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