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Arthur Eddington's House

4 Bennett Park, Blackheath, London SE3 - England, UK

Arthur Stanley Eddington lived in this house in Blackheath in the early 20th Century. Eddington was without a doubt one of the finest scientists of his age and was particularly associated with great leaps made forward in astrophysics...

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Attractions near Arthur Eddington's House

A selection of attractions close to Arthur Eddington's House:

The Paragon (< 1 Mile)

The Paragon has been described as the most important example of Georgian architecture in Britain. Built between 1795 and 1806 by Michael Searles for John...

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The Reminiscence Centre (< 1 Mile)

This quaint shop from the 1930s houses a museum specializing in tracing the lives of ordinary people in a changing world. Collections cover social history,...

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Mary Evans Picture Library (< 1 Mile)

The Mary Evans Picture Library began its life in 1964 next to Blackheath in south east London. The organisation began to amass an unparalleled...

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Blackheath Halls (< 1 Mile)

Blackheath Halls are thought to be the earliest surviving purpose-built concert venue in London. Constructed with funds from public subscription in 1895, they have hosted...

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The Conservatoire (< 1 Mile)

The Blackheath Conservatoire is a community arts centre. Founded in the 1880s by public subscription, it has been at the centre of musical and artistic...

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Blackheath Halls (< 1 Mile)

Blackheath Halls is one of the premier entertainment venues in the area. The facility is housed in a marvelous building that is renowned for...

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Blackheath (1.1 Miles)

Blackheath is a large heathland area close to Greenwich Park south of the River Thames. It has a huge sporting historical significance for several...

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Wernher Collection (1.4 Miles)

This red-brick villa built c.1700 is the new home to the fabulous ’Wernher Collection’. Over 650 works of art with a N. European flavour,...

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Charlton House (1.9 Miles)

Here is one of the finest Jacobean mansions in Britain. Designed by John Thorpe and completed in 1612, it has survived bombing, restorations and alterations...

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The Queen’s House (2.1 Miles)

The architect Inigo Jones designed this stately villa in 1616, on a commission from King James I. King Charles I later gave it to his...

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The National Maritime Museum (2.1 Miles)

This museum is dedicated to Britain’s seafaring history, and is the largest and one of the most important maritime museums in the world. There are...

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Greenwich Meridian (2.1 Miles)

The Greenwich Meridian is quite literally the place where time begins and time began. Every new day, year and millennium begins at the stroke...

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The Fan Museum (2.1 Miles)

These restored Georgian buildings are home to 3,000 fans, and this is the only museum in the world dedicated to their history and manufacture. Some...

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Greenwich Theatre (2.1 Miles)

Greenwich Theatre is a 421-seat venue that began as a Victorian Music Hall. Plays have been presented here since 1871, with illustrious performers including Harry...

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The Royal Observatory (2.2 Miles)

The Royal Observatory was founded in 1675 to study astronomy and to establish longitude. This is the location from which Greenwich Mean Time is measured....

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)