Cremorne and the later London gardens

by Warwick William Wroth

New Bagnigge Wells (or ‘Crown’ Gardens), Bayswater Road.—Now Crown Hotel (circa 1819–1840).

Bayswater Tea-Gardens, Lancaster Gate.—Circa 1790–1854. (See London Pleasure-Gardens, p. 117.)

The Maze, Harrow Road.—Now No. 6, Chichester Place, Harrow Road (circa 1842).

Ranelagh Gardens, Paddington.—Circa 1846.

Jackson’s Racing Grounds and Hunting-School, Westbourne Green (1837–1840).

The Plough, Notting Hill.—Now No. 144, High Street, Notting Hill (circa 1834).

Yorkshire Stingo, Marylebone Road.—Circa 1770–1848. (See London Pleasure-Gardens, p. 115.)

III.—NORTH LONDON.

For White Conduit House, Belvidere Tavern, Canonbury Tavern, Hornsey Wood House, Highbury Barn, and Kentish Town Assembly-House, see London Pleasure-Gardens, Group III.

Thatched House, Islington.—Now No. 119, Essex Road (circa 1810–1830, or later).