industry Top Industry-related places to visit in London.

Top Industry-related places to visit in London.


The wheels of industry have changed a lot in London since the industrial revolution, here are a bunch of locations that immortalised industry and business in the capital.

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11. William Morris' Birthplace @ Elm House, 341/343 Forest Road, Walthamstow
12. Dick Whittington lived here. @ College Street
13. Napiers Rolls Royce made here @ The Vale, Acton Vale
14. The Ivory House @ St Katherines Dock, Tower Hamlets, London
15. Fishmonger's Hall @ London Bridge, London
16. Brunel's The Engineer @ 65 Gloucester Avenue, London
17. Lockwood Reservoirs Archaeology @ Lea Valley
18. Freemans Started Here @ 131-143 Clapham Road, Clapham
19. The Trebor Factory @ Katherine Road, Forest Gate
20. The Yorkshire Stingo @ Chapel Street, Marylebone, London
21. Plimsoll and Whitehall Garden @ Victoria Embankment, Westminster
22. Carpenters Hall @ 1 Throgmorton Avenue, London Wall
23. The Oldest Bank in London @ Child's Bank, 1 Fleet Street, London
24. Fairfield Works: Strike a Light! @ Fairfield Road, Bow
25. The Crystal Palace @ Hyde Park
26. World's 1st Business Computer @ Kaevener House, Hammersmith Road
27. Gestetner's Former Home @ 124 Highbury New Park, Highbury
28. Creator of the A-Z born here @ 3 Court Lane Gardens, East Dulwich, London
29. The Grunwick Dispute @ Chapter Road, Willesden
30. Markfield Beam Engine Museum @ Markfield Road, Tottenham, London
31. Morden Hall Park @ Morden Hall Road, Morden
32. Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum @ 10 South Access Road, Walthamstow
33. Thomas Crapper was here @ 120 King's Road, Chelsea
34. Richard Branson born here @ Stonefield Nursing Home, 904 Sidcup Road, London
35. Home of WB Adams railway pioneer @ 9 Woodbury Hill, Loughton, Essex
36. Wapping Food Power Station @ Wapping Hydraulic Power Station, Wapping Wall
37. Thomas Crapper Flush House @ 12 Thornsett Road, Bromley, London
38. Crystal Palace Transmitter @ off Crystal Palace Parade
39. Splendid Heath Hall @ 59 The Bishops Avenue, Barnet
40. Doves Bindery and Press @ 15 Upper Mall, Hammersmith
41. Thames Ironworks @ Bow Creek, Canning Town
42. The Apprentice Pad @ Candahar Road, Battersea
43. A Huguenot Silk Weaver's Home @ 19 Princelet Street, London
44. Tetley's Home of Tea @ 25 Cullum Street, Fenchurch Street
45. Queen Victoria's Silk Weaver @ Howard House, 14 Fournier Street, Spitalfields
46. Black Cat & Greater London House @ Hampstead Road London
47. Inventor of Holograms lived here @ 79 Queens Gate, Kensington, London
48. Leavesden Warner Bros Studios @ Essex Lane, Leavesden, Watford
49. The Original Media Mogul: Elias @ 19-24 Floral Street, Covent Garden, London
50. Home of the Speaking Clock @ Flowers Close, Brook Road, Dollis Hill
51. London Museum of Water & Steam @ Green Dragon Lane, Brentford
52. Explosive Dryads' Hall @ Woodbury Hill, Loughton, Essex
53. Colour Mauve invented here @ 290 Cable Street, London
54. Millennium Mills @ Mill Road, West Silvertown
55. The Time Ball @ Flamsteed House, Greenwich
56. London Glassblowing Company @ 66-66 Bermondsey Street
57. William Tierney Clark lived here @ 7 Hammersmith Terrace, Hammersmith
58. Coal Drops Yard @ Kings Cross
59. Ealing's Shoelace Inventor @ 17 Cantley Road, Ealing, London
60. Beckton Gasworks: FMJ @ Royal Docks Road, East Ham, London
61. Inventor James Wimshursts Home @ 7 Crescent Grove, Clapham Common
62. The Hop Exchange @ 24 Southwark Street, Bankside
63. The Imperial Hotel @ 61-66 Russell Square, Bloomsbury
64. Matchmakers Wharf @ Lee Conservancy Road, Homerton Road, Hackney
65. Billingsgate Fish Market @ Trafalgar Way, London
66. Whitechapel Bell Foundry @ 34 Whitechapel Road, London
67. Tompion and Graham Clockmakers @ 69 Fleet Street, London
68. London's Capital Records @ One Kemble Street
69. First Plastic Invented Here @ Berkshire Road, Hackney Wick, London
70. Tom Bata's Shoe Factory @ East Tilbury
71. Andrex 2-ply invented here @ Paper Mill Place, St Andrews Road, Walthamstow
72. God's Own Junkyard @ Unit 12, Ravenswood Industrial Estate, Shernhall