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'''Twickenham''' is a district of west [[London]] on the north bank of the [[River Thames]]. Part of the former county of [[Middlesex]], it is a place of some antiquity and its name is first known to have been recorded - as ''Tuican hom'' - in AD 704. However, settlement in the area goes back considerably further, and prehistoric finds have been made in the town.

'''Twickenham''' is a district of west [[London]] on the north bank of the [[River Thames]]. Part of the county of [[Middlesex]], it is a place of some antiquity and its name is first known to have been recorded - as ''Tuican hom'' - in AD 704. However, settlement in the area goes back considerably further, and prehistoric finds have been made in the town.

Twickenham achieved note in the eighteenth century as it was a favoured residential area, close to London but possessing attractive riverside scenery. Among the many 18th and 19th century notables who lived at Twickenham are Sir [[Godfrey Kneller]], [[Horace Walpole]], [[Alexander Pope]], [[Henry Fielding]], and [[Charles Dickens]]. [[Louis Philippe]] and other members of the exiled French royal family lived at Orleans House in Twickenham, and Maria FitzhHerbert, the [[morganatic]] wife of King [[George IV]], lived at nearby Marble Hill House.  

Twickenham achieved note in the eighteenth century as it was a favoured residential area, close to London but possessing attractive riverside scenery. Among the many 18th and 19th century notables who lived at Twickenham are Sir [[Godfrey Kneller]], [[Horace Walpole]], [[Alexander Pope]], [[Henry Fielding]], and [[Charles Dickens]]. [[Louis Philippe]] and other members of the exiled French royal family lived at Orleans House in Twickenham, and Maria FitzhHerbert, the [[morganatic]] wife of King [[George IV]], lived at nearby Marble Hill House.