Royal Mausoleum, Frogmore Gardens
The burial place of Queen Victoria and her husband Albert.
Royal Mausoleum, Frogmore Gardens
Burial place of Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert.
Marylebone, London
This is the birth place of Ella Nora Hepworth Dixon.
She is a famous writer and published a realistic novel, The Story of a Modern Woman that explores the difficulties women face when writing truthfully about their lives.
Bournemouth
Place where Aunt Julia lives. She's said to stay in "one of those dreadful little gabled villas". She offered a place to live for Mary.
Highgate
"The drive to Highgate seemed interminable" - chapter 1. Highgate is a rural, suburban area in London, England. Many historical figures are buried in the cementary there.
Bulstrode Street
Where Mary decides to live after the death of her father. Bulstrode street is near the Central London School of Art. Bulstrode Street is in the city of Westminster.
East End
The East End of London was where Alison's house for girls was. This house was a getaway from her usual wealthy lifestyle where everything was handed to her. Mainly lower class people lived in the East End. This area was known for overcrowding and poverty.