What is recorded here
River Tyburn | Shepherds Well Belsize Park Swiss Cottage Regents Park Marylebone Oxford Street Mayfair Green Park Westminster Pimlico Tachbrook Street River Thames
Tyburn Thames was the point where the River Tyburn met the River Thames, historically significant as a key location for execution sites, including the infamous Tyburn Gallows. It was associated with public executions in London from the 12th to the 19th century, making it an important, if sombre, part of London’s legal and penal history.
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- Recorded date
- 2002
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