The Human Factor Map

created by Peter Biggins

Map of locations in The Human Factor written in 1978 by Graham Greene (1904-1991). See other Maps of the Classics.

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The Human Factor Map

Map of locations in The Human Factor written in 1978 by Graham Greene (1904-1991). See other Maps of the Classics.

: MI6

Where Castle worked for MI6. Although MI6 operated from 54, Broadway, off Victoria Street, London SW1, from 1924-66, it was actually based at St. James Street.
MI6

: Corpus Christi College

Where Castle's cousin Roger went to school.
Corpus Christi College

: Lourenço Marques

City where Castle and his wife to be went from Pretoria. Now called Maputo, it is the capital and largest city of Mozambique.
Lourenço Marques

: Pretoria

Where Castle was stationed in Souith Africa.
Pretoria

: London Zoo

Where Davis went to meet Cynthia and view the pandas, using the members' entrance.
London Zoo

: Watford

Town where Castle got off the train to see Boris on fictional Elm View street.
Watford

: Droitwich

Where Davis was from.
Droitwich

: Ashridge Commons & Wood

Ashridge Commons & Wood

: Brighton

Where Colonel Daintrey's wife was on vacation.
Brighton

: Old Compton Street

Where the Hallidays had there book stores.
Old Compton Street

: Newington Butts

Where Halliday Junior opened up his brach store.
Newington Butts

: Archangel

Where Halliday lived in Russia.
Archangel

: Sierra Leone

Where Graham Greene worked for MI6 during WWII.
Sierra Leone

: Moscow

Where Castle ends up.
Moscow

: East Sussex

Where Castle's mother lived.
East Sussex

: Corsier-sur-Vevey

Where Greene lived the last years of his life and where he is buried. Charlie Chaplin lived here at the same time.
Corsier-sur-Vevey

: Antibes

Where Graham Greene moved to in 1966.
Antibes

: St. George's Church

Where the funeral was for Davis. George Frederick Handel was a regular worshipper here.
St. George's Church

: Castle

Ruins of the castle built by William the Conqueror.
Castle

: Reform Club

Doctor Percival's club. Opened in 1841. Membership was restricted to those who pledged support for the Great Reform Act of 1832, and the many MPs and Whig peers among the early members developed the Club as the political headquarters of the Liberal Party.

Reform Club

: Travellers Club

Sir John Hargreaves' club. Founded in 1819 as a meeting place for gentlemen who had travelled abroad, their foreign visitors
Travellers Club

: Berkhamsted School

Where Graham Green was raised and his father was headmaster 1911-1927. In the town where Maurice Castle was raised and lived with his wife Sarah, son Sam, and boxer dog Buller.
Berkhamsted School

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The Human Factor Map created by Peter Biggins Map of locations in The Human Factor written in 1978 by Graham Greene (1904-1991). See other Maps of the Classics.

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Do you know someone planning a wedding or are you getting married? You can easily create a map of your wedding with Wedding Mapper

The Human Factor Map

Map of locations in The Human Factor written in 1978 by Graham Greene (1904-1991). See other Maps of the Classics.

: MI6

Where Castle worked for MI6. Although MI6 operated from 54, Broadway, off Victoria Street, London SW1, from 1924-66, it was actually based at St. James Street. MI6

: Corpus Christi College

Where Castle's cousin Roger went to school. Corpus Christi College

: Lourenço Marques

City where Castle and his wife to be went from Pretoria. Now called Maputo, it is the capital and largest city of Mozambique. Lourenço Marques

: Pretoria

Where Castle was stationed in Souith Africa. Pretoria

: London Zoo

Where Davis went to meet Cynthia and view the pandas, using the members' entrance. London Zoo

: Watford

Town where Castle got off the train to see Boris on fictional Elm View street. Watford

: Droitwich

Where Davis was from. Droitwich

: Ashridge Commons & Wood

Ashridge Commons & Wood

: Brighton

Where Colonel Daintrey's wife was on vacation. Brighton

: Old Compton Street

Where the Hallidays had there book stores. Old Compton Street

: Newington Butts

Where Halliday Junior opened up his brach store. Newington Butts

: Archangel

Where Halliday lived in Russia. Archangel

: Sierra Leone

Where Graham Greene worked for MI6 during WWII. Sierra Leone

: Moscow

Where Castle ends up. Moscow

: East Sussex

Where Castle's mother lived. East Sussex

: Corsier-sur-Vevey

Where Greene lived the last years of his life and where he is buried. Charlie Chaplin lived here at the same time. Corsier-sur-Vevey

: Antibes

Where Graham Greene moved to in 1966. Antibes

: St. George's Church

Where the funeral was for Davis. George Frederick Handel was a regular worshipper here. St. George's Church

: Castle

Ruins of the castle built by William the Conqueror. Castle

: Reform Club

Doctor Percival's club. Opened in 1841. Membership was restricted to those who pledged support for the Great Reform Act of 1832, and the many MPs and Whig peers among the early members developed the Club as the political headquarters of the Liberal Party. Reform Club

: Travellers Club

Sir John Hargreaves' club. Founded in 1819 as a meeting place for gentlemen who had travelled abroad, their foreign visitors Travellers Club

: Berkhamsted School

Where Graham Green was raised and his father was headmaster 1911-1927. In the town where Maurice Castle was raised and lived with his wife Sarah, son Sam, and boxer dog Buller. Berkhamsted School

The Human Factor Map

created by Peter Biggins

Map of locations in The Human Factor written in 1978 by Graham Greene (1904-1991). See other Maps of the Classics.

Where Castle worked for MI6. Although MI6 operated from 54, Broadway, off Victoria Street, London SW1, from 1924-66, it was actually based at St. James Street.
MI6

Where Castle's cousin Roger went to school.
Corpus Christi College

City where Castle and his wife to be went from Pretoria. Now called Maputo, it is the capital and largest city of Mozambique.
Lourenço Marques

Where Castle was stationed in Souith Africa.
Pretoria

Where Davis went to meet Cynthia and view the pandas, using the members' entrance.
London Zoo

Town where Castle got off the train to see Boris on fictional Elm View street.
Watford

Where Davis was from.
Droitwich

Where Colonel Daintrey's wife was on vacation.
Brighton

Where the Hallidays had there book stores.
Old Compton Street

Where Halliday Junior opened up his brach store.
Newington Butts

Where Halliday lived in Russia.
Archangel

Where Graham Greene worked for MI6 during WWII.
Sierra Leone

Where Castle ends up.
Moscow

Where Castle's mother lived.
East Sussex

Where Greene lived the last years of his life and where he is buried. Charlie Chaplin lived here at the same time.
Corsier-sur-Vevey

Where Graham Greene moved to in 1966.
Antibes

Where the funeral was for Davis. George Frederick Handel was a regular worshipper here.
St. George's Church

Ruins of the castle built by William the Conqueror.
Castle

Doctor Percival's club. Opened in 1841. Membership was restricted to those who pledged support for the Great Reform Act of 1832, and the many MPs and Whig peers among the early members developed the Club as the political headquarters of the Liberal Party.

Reform Club

Sir John Hargreaves' club. Founded in 1819 as a meeting place for gentlemen who had travelled abroad, their foreign visitors
Travellers Club

Where Graham Green was raised and his father was headmaster 1911-1927. In the town where Maurice Castle was raised and lived with his wife Sarah, son Sam, and boxer dog Buller.
Berkhamsted School