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Tyburn was a
manor (estate) in London, Middle****, England, one of two
which were
served by the
parish of Marylebone.
Tyburn took its name from the Tyburn...
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Tyburn may
refer to the
following places in England:
London River Tyburn, a
former tributary of the Thames, now a
sewer Tyburn Brook, a
different river...
- The
River Tyburn was a
stream (bourn) in London, England. Its main
successor sewers emulate its main courses, but it
resembled the
Colne in its county...
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Tyburn Film
Productions was a
British film
production company founded by
Kevin Francis active between 1973 and 1989. The
company was co-founded by Kevin...
- The
Tyburn Nuns, formally,
Adorers of the
Sacred Heart of
Jesus of Montmartre, is a
Catholic congregation of
Benedictine nuns. The
congregation was originally...
- The arch also
stands close to the
former site of the
Tyburn gallows (sometimes
called "
Tyburn Tree"), a
place of
public execution from 1388
until 1793...
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Tyburn is a ward in Birmingham, in the
county of West Midlands,
England formerly known as Kingsbury. It is part of the
Erdington formal district and comprises...
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Tyburn Brook was a
small tributary stream to the West
Bourne or
Westbourne and ran
mainly in Hyde Park for a few
hundred metres south by south-west. It...
- Knavesmire,
together with Hob Moor,
comprises Micklegate Stray. The York
Tyburn, the site of a
gallows administered on
behalf of The
Crown by York Castle...
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Lileston (in the west,
which gives its name to
modern Lisson Grove) and
Tyburn in the east. The
parish is
likely to have been in
place since at
least the...
