Walworth is a district located in London in the Borough of Southwark. It appears in the Domesday Book as Waleorde. Walworth features a famous manor that King Edward II presented to his court jester, Hitard.

The Royal Manchester Institution (RMI) was founded 1 October 1823 as a learned society in England. Though the initial meeting occurred in a public meeting room, it was housed in Mosley Street in a building designed by the noted Charles Barry in 1824.

Built in 1733, Flatford

Ely is a cathedral town in Cambridgeshire, about 80 miles north of London. An abbey was founded here in 673 CE but destroyed by Danish invaders in 870 (though was rebuilt in 970). Construction on the cathedral began in 1083.

St. George’s Museum was founded in 1875 by John Ruskin in Sheffield. It boasted artwork, minerals, manuscripts, casts of sculptures, and books, and it was meant to be accessible to the common person.