Our Mutual Friend Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations found in the novel Our Mutual Friend written in 1864-65 by Charles Dickens (1812-1870). Drawings by Marcus Stone (1840-1921). See David Parler's The London of Our Mutual Freind. See other Maps of the Classics.

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Our Mutual Friend Map

Locations found in the novel Our Mutual Friend written in 1864-65 by Charles Dickens (1812-1870). Drawings by Marcus Stone (1840-1921). See David Parler's The London of Our Mutual Freind. See other Maps of the Classics.

: Duke Street

Where Twemlow lived next to a livery stable.
Duke Street

: Monument

Monument by Christopher Wren commemorating the Great Fire of London in 1666. Near where Gaffer Hexam lived.
Monument

: St. Katharine Docks

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house.
St. Katharine Docks

: Tower of London

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house.
Tower of London

: Hampton

Near where Mortimer Lightwood and Eugene Wrayburn had a house.
Hampton

: School

Where Charley Hexam went to school near the Surrey and Kent meet.
School

: Sackville Street

Where the Lammles lived in Picadilly..
Sackville Street

: Mincing Lane

Near where Reginald Wilfer worked in the counting house of Chicksey, Veneering, and Stobbles.
Mincing Lane

: Hospital for Sick Children

Probably the hospital where Johnny was taken.
Hospital for Sick Children

: Athenaeum Club

Like the club where Tremlow belonged and lobbied on behalf of Veneering.
Athenaeum Club

: Trafalgar Tavern

Model for the restaurant where Bella Wilfer took her father for lunch.
Trafalgar Tavern

: Chertsey

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Chertsey

: Staines

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Staines

: Kingston

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Kingston

: Walton

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Walton

: Blackheath

Where John and Bella Rolesmith lived.
Blackheath

: Paper Mill

Across the river from where Betty Higden died.
Paper Mill

: Clerkenwell

Where Mr. Venus had his shop.
Clerkenwell

: Holloway

Where Reginald Wilfer lived with his wife, daughter Bella et al. Where Rokesmith rented. About a mile or so from Boffin's Bower.
Holloway

: Shanklin

Where Alfred Lammle and Sophronia Akershem went on the honeymoon.
Shanklin

: Battle Bridge Road

Boffin's Bower was nearby.
Battle Bridge Road

: Portman Square

Near where the Podsnaps and Veneerings lived in Stucconia.
Portman Square

: Temple Bar

Where Mortimer Lightwood had his law office.
Temple Bar

: Brentford

Where Mrs. Boffin and Mr. Rokesmith went to meet the orphan Johnny at Mrs. Betty Higden's house.
Brentford

: Smith Square

Near where Lizzie Hexam lived with Jenny Wren after Gaffer Hexam died. Then called Church Street.
Smith Square

: The Albany

Where Mr. Fledgeby lived in a bachelor apartment. Lord Byron and many famous people lived here.
The Albany

: St. Mary Axe

Where the offices of Pubsey & Co were situated and Lizzie Hexam and Jenny Wren studied with Mr. Riah, who worked for Mr. Fledgeby.
St. Mary Axe

: Thames River

Where the book starts.
Thames River

: St. James Church

Where the Lammle's were married. Designed by Christopher Wren.
St. James Church

: Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's

Site of The Grapes Inn. Dickens is said to have used it as the original of the Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's, owned by Abbey Potterson. There is a Dickens Room with a balcony giving a pleasant view of the river. Near where the Hexams lived in an old windmill.
Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's

: St. John's Church

Church not much liked by Dickens.
St. John's Church

: St. Anne's Church

St. Anne's Church

: Cavendish Square

Near where Silas Wegg had his stall by the house in Stucconia later purchased by the Boffins.
Cavendish Square

: Limehouse Hole

Where Rogue Riderhood lived and his daughhter Pleasant had her Leaving Shop.
Limehouse Hole

: Angler's Inn

Red Lion Hotel, which is said to be the model for the Angler's Inn. Where Eugene Wrayburn stayed.
Angler's Inn

: Staplehurst

Where Dickens was involved in a train wreck while writing Our Mutual Friend.
Staplehurst

: Plashwater Weir Mill Lock

Shpperton Lock was the basis for Plashwater Weir Mill Lock, where Rogue Riderhood worked.
Plashwater Weir Mill Lock

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Our Mutual Friend Map created by Peter Biggins Locations found in the novel Our Mutual Friend written in 1864-65 by Charles Dickens (1812-1870). Drawings by Marcus Stone (1840-1921). See David Parler's The London of Our Mutual Freind. See other Maps of the Classics.

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Our Mutual Friend Map

Locations found in the novel Our Mutual Friend written in 1864-65 by Charles Dickens (1812-1870). Drawings by Marcus Stone (1840-1921). See David Parler's The London of Our Mutual Freind. See other Maps of the Classics.

: Duke Street

Where Twemlow lived next to a livery stable. Duke Street

: Monument

Monument by Christopher Wren commemorating the Great Fire of London in 1666. Near where Gaffer Hexam lived. Monument

: St. Katharine Docks

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house. St. Katharine Docks

: Tower of London

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house. Tower of London

: Hampton

Near where Mortimer Lightwood and Eugene Wrayburn had a house. Hampton

: School

Where Charley Hexam went to school near the Surrey and Kent meet. School

: Sackville Street

Where the Lammles lived in Picadilly.. Sackville Street

: Mincing Lane

Near where Reginald Wilfer worked in the counting house of Chicksey, Veneering, and Stobbles. Mincing Lane

: Hospital for Sick Children

Probably the hospital where Johnny was taken. Hospital for Sick Children

: Athenaeum Club

Like the club where Tremlow belonged and lobbied on behalf of Veneering. Athenaeum Club

: Trafalgar Tavern

Model for the restaurant where Bella Wilfer took her father for lunch. Trafalgar Tavern

: Chertsey

Town visited by Betty Higden. Chertsey

: Staines

Town visited by Betty Higden. Staines

: Kingston

Town visited by Betty Higden. Kingston

: Walton

Town visited by Betty Higden. Walton

: Blackheath

Where John and Bella Rolesmith lived. Blackheath

: Paper Mill

Across the river from where Betty Higden died. Paper Mill

: Clerkenwell

Where Mr. Venus had his shop. Clerkenwell

: Holloway

Where Reginald Wilfer lived with his wife, daughter Bella et al. Where Rokesmith rented. About a mile or so from Boffin's Bower. Holloway

: Shanklin

Where Alfred Lammle and Sophronia Akershem went on the honeymoon. Shanklin

: Battle Bridge Road

Boffin's Bower was nearby. Battle Bridge Road

: Portman Square

Near where the Podsnaps and Veneerings lived in Stucconia. Portman Square

: Temple Bar

Where Mortimer Lightwood had his law office. Temple Bar

: Brentford

Where Mrs. Boffin and Mr. Rokesmith went to meet the orphan Johnny at Mrs. Betty Higden's house. Brentford

: Smith Square

Near where Lizzie Hexam lived with Jenny Wren after Gaffer Hexam died. Then called Church Street. Smith Square

: The Albany

Where Mr. Fledgeby lived in a bachelor apartment. Lord Byron and many famous people lived here. The Albany

: St. Mary Axe

Where the offices of Pubsey & Co were situated and Lizzie Hexam and Jenny Wren studied with Mr. Riah, who worked for Mr. Fledgeby. St. Mary Axe

: Thames River

Where the book starts. Thames River

: St. James Church

Where the Lammle's were married. Designed by Christopher Wren. St. James Church

: Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's

Site of The Grapes Inn. Dickens is said to have used it as the original of the Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's, owned by Abbey Potterson. There is a Dickens Room with a balcony giving a pleasant view of the river. Near where the Hexams lived in an old windmill. Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's

: St. John's Church

Church not much liked by Dickens. St. John's Church

: St. Anne's Church

St. Anne's Church

: Cavendish Square

Near where Silas Wegg had his stall by the house in Stucconia later purchased by the Boffins. Cavendish Square

: Limehouse Hole

Where Rogue Riderhood lived and his daughhter Pleasant had her Leaving Shop. Limehouse Hole

: Angler's Inn

Red Lion Hotel, which is said to be the model for the Angler's Inn. Where Eugene Wrayburn stayed. Angler's Inn

: Staplehurst

Where Dickens was involved in a train wreck while writing Our Mutual Friend. Staplehurst

: Plashwater Weir Mill Lock

Shpperton Lock was the basis for Plashwater Weir Mill Lock, where Rogue Riderhood worked. Plashwater Weir Mill Lock

Our Mutual Friend Map

created by Peter Biggins

Locations found in the novel Our Mutual Friend written in 1864-65 by Charles Dickens (1812-1870). Drawings by Marcus Stone (1840-1921). See David Parler's The London of Our Mutual Freind. See other Maps of the Classics.

Where Twemlow lived next to a livery stable.
Duke Street

Monument by Christopher Wren commemorating the Great Fire of London in 1666. Near where Gaffer Hexam lived.
Monument

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house.
St. Katharine Docks

On the way to Gaffer Hexam's house.
Tower of London

Near where Mortimer Lightwood and Eugene Wrayburn had a house.
Hampton

Where Charley Hexam went to school near the Surrey and Kent meet.
School

Where the Lammles lived in Picadilly..
Sackville Street

Near where Reginald Wilfer worked in the counting house of Chicksey, Veneering, and Stobbles.
Mincing Lane

Probably the hospital where Johnny was taken.
Hospital for Sick Children

Like the club where Tremlow belonged and lobbied on behalf of Veneering.
Athenaeum Club

Model for the restaurant where Bella Wilfer took her father for lunch.
Trafalgar Tavern

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Chertsey

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Staines

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Kingston

Town visited by Betty Higden.
Walton

Where John and Bella Rolesmith lived.
Blackheath

Across the river from where Betty Higden died.
Paper Mill

Where Mr. Venus had his shop.
Clerkenwell

Where Reginald Wilfer lived with his wife, daughter Bella et al. Where Rokesmith rented. About a mile or so from Boffin's Bower.
Holloway

Where Alfred Lammle and Sophronia Akershem went on the honeymoon.
Shanklin

Boffin's Bower was nearby.
Battle Bridge Road

Near where the Podsnaps and Veneerings lived in Stucconia.
Portman Square

Where Mortimer Lightwood had his law office.
Temple Bar

Where Mrs. Boffin and Mr. Rokesmith went to meet the orphan Johnny at Mrs. Betty Higden's house.
Brentford

Near where Lizzie Hexam lived with Jenny Wren after Gaffer Hexam died. Then called Church Street.
Smith Square

Where Mr. Fledgeby lived in a bachelor apartment. Lord Byron and many famous people lived here.
The Albany

Where the offices of Pubsey & Co were situated and Lizzie Hexam and Jenny Wren studied with Mr. Riah, who worked for Mr. Fledgeby.
St. Mary Axe

Where the book starts.
Thames River

Where the Lammle's were married. Designed by Christopher Wren.
St. James Church

Site of The Grapes Inn. Dickens is said to have used it as the original of the Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's, owned by Abbey Potterson. There is a Dickens Room with a balcony giving a pleasant view of the river. Near where the Hexams lived in an old windmill.
Six Jolly Fellowship-Porter's

Church not much liked by Dickens.
St. John's Church

Near where Silas Wegg had his stall by the house in Stucconia later purchased by the Boffins.
Cavendish Square

Where Rogue Riderhood lived and his daughhter Pleasant had her Leaving Shop.
Limehouse Hole

Red Lion Hotel, which is said to be the model for the Angler's Inn. Where Eugene Wrayburn stayed.
Angler's Inn

Where Dickens was involved in a train wreck while writing Our Mutual Friend.
Staplehurst

Shpperton Lock was the basis for Plashwater Weir Mill Lock, where Rogue Riderhood worked.
Plashwater Weir Mill Lock