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Clerkenwell (/ˈklɑːrkənwɛl/) is an area of
central London, England.
Clerkenwell was an
ancient parish from the
medieval period onwards, and now forms...
- The
Clerkenwell Vestry was the
vestry of
Clerkenwell from c.16th
century until 1900. The
vestry had
growing secular authority over the
parish with the...
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Clerkenwell Films Limited is a
British film and
television production company.
Formed in 1998 by
producer Murray Ferguson and
actor John Hannah, the company...
- St John's Gate, in
Clerkenwell, Middle****, now
within central London, is one of the few
tangible remains from
Clerkenwell's monastic past. It was built...
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Clerkenwell Road is a
street in London. It runs west–east from Gray's Inn Road in the west, to
Goswell Road in the east. Its
continuation at
either end...
- The
Clerkenwell Tales is an
historical novel by
English writer Peter Ackroyd,
first published in 2003. The
novel is set in the late 1390s. It focuses...
- The
Clerkenwell Crime Syndicate, also
known as the
Adams Family or the A-team, is an
English criminal organisation,
allegedly one of the most powerful...
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Bathtime in
Clerkenwell is a 2002 animated,
short film
written and
directed by Alex Budovsky. The film was
inspired by the song of the same
title composed...
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Clerkenwell (old) Prison, also
known as the
Clerkenwell House of
Detention or Middle****
House of
Detention was a
prison in
Clerkenwell, London, opened...
- The
Clerkenwell Workhouse stood on
Coppice Row,
Farringdon Road, in London, from 1727 to 1883. The
original workhouse was
built in 1727 by the Clerkenwell...
