Index of Places
Index of Places
- Barnett, near Clare Hall, South Mimms, Hertfordshire
- Barton, Suffolk
- Bell-Alley, Coleman Street, in the City of London
- Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk
- Campton, Bedfordshire
- Carlton House, Piccadilly, London
- Chicksands, Bedfordshire
- Clare Hall, South Mimms, Hertfordshire
- Dryburgh Abbey, near Melrose, Scotland
- Euston Hall, Suffolk, near Thetford
- Fakenham, Suffolk
- Ferney Hill, Gloucestershire
- Fulham, near London
- Graveley, Cambridgeshire
- Hadleigh, Suffolk
- Hampstead, London
- Honington Green
- Honington, Suffolk
- Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk
- Mulberry Court, Coleman Street, City of London
- Old Jewry, City of London
- Poultry, City of London
- Putney
- Ragland Castle
- Ridlesworth Hall, Norfolk
- Rotherhithe, London
- Sapiston, Suffolk
- Seal Office, Somerset House, London
- Shefford, Bedfordshire
- Shepherd & Shepherdess, City Road, East London
- Southill, Bedfordshire
- Stanford, Suffolk
- Stanford Bury, Bedfordshire
- Stout's Hill, Gloucestershire
- Towcester, Northamptonshire
- Troston, Suffolk
- Uley, Gloucestershire
- Vauxhall
- Wakefield Lodge, Northhamptonshire
- Whittlebury, Northamptonshire
- Wicken Park, Northamptonshire
- Woolwich, Kent
Places
- Barnett, near Clare Hall, South Mimms, Hertfordshire:home of the family of James Sharp.
- Barton, Suffolk: neighbouring village to Honington.
- Bell-Alley, Coleman Street, in the City of London: site of Bloomfield's lodgings before summer 1799.
- Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk: home of George Bloomfield.
- Campton, Bedfordshire:village neighbouring Bloomfield's home-village of Shefford, Bedfordshire.
- Carlton House, Piccadilly, London: home of the Prince of Wales.
- Chicksands, Bedfordshire: village near Shefford.
- Clare Hall, South Mimms, Hertfordshire: seat of James Sharp, his wife and daughter.
- Dryburgh Abbey, near Melrose, Scotland: country seat of Lord Buchan.
- Euston Hall, Suffolk, near Thetford: country seat of the Duke of Grafton.
- Fakenham, Suffolk: village nearby Honington and Euston.
- Ferney Hill, Gloucestershire: home of the Coopers, R. Bransby and daughter Charlotte, who accompanied Bloomfield and the Lloyd Bakers on the Wye tour.
- Fulham, near London: home of William, Catherine and latterly Granville Sharp.
- Graveley, Cambridgeshire: village near Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
- Hadleigh, Suffolk: town in which Nathan Drake lived.
- Hampstead, London: home of Thomas Park.
- Honington Green:the village green in Honington, close to which stood the house in which Bloomfield was born.
- Honington, Suffolk: Bloomfield's birthplace and boyhood home; home of his mother and some of his siblings.
- Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk: small village near Honington.
- Mulberry Court, Coleman Street, City of London: site of Bloomfield's lodgings from summer 1799.
- Old Jewry, City of London: site of the famous dissenting meeting house at which Unitarian radicals, including Joseph Fawcett and Richard Price, preached.
- Poultry, City of London: street in which Vernor and Hood had their bookselling establishment.
- Putney: Surrey location of one of Dr Andrew Bell's Central Madras schools, at which Bloomfield's son Charles was briefly employed as a master.
- Ragland Castle: Raglan Castle, near Abergavenny, Wales.
- Ridlesworth Hall, Norfolk: near Thetford, home of the Bevan family.
- Rotherhithe, London: area of South London on the banks of the Thames; residence of Bloomfield's wife's aunt and cousins.
- Sapiston, Suffolk:village near Honington, where the boy Bloomfield lived and worked for his uncle William Austin.
- Seal Office, the Temple, London: Bloomfield's place of work while employed in the position found him by the Duke of Grafton as under-sealer of documents.
- Shefford, Bedfordshire: village to which Bloomfield moved in 1812.
- Shepherd & Shepherdess, City Road, East London: near this inn lay Bloomfield's home until he moved to Shefford, Bedfordshire.
- Southill, Bedfordshire: location, near Shefford, of the country estate of Bloomfield's Bedfordshire neighbour Samuel Whitbread.
- Stanford, Suffolk: village near Newmarket and Bury St Edmunds.
- Stanford Bury, Bedfordshire:A place close to Shefford; site of a Roman encampment, and the source of some of Thomas Inskip's archaeological finds.
- Stout's Hill, Gloucestershire: seat of the Lloyd Bakers at Uley.
- Towcester, Northamptonshire:town near which was the estate owned by William Grant.
- Troston, Suffolk: seat of Capel Lofft, near Honington.
- Uley, Gloucestershire: village in which the Lloyd Bakers lived, near Gloucester.
- Vauxhall: Vauxhall Gardens, famous pleasure gardens on the south side of the Thames in London.
- Wakefield Lodge, Northhamptonshire: the Duke of Grafton's house in Northamptonshire.
- Whittlebury, Northamptonshire: The Duke of Grafton had a residence here, and Bloomfield visited the area in 1800 and 1804. He published 'Lines, occasioned by a Visit to Whittlebury Forest' in Rural Tales. It is illustrated in Brayley.
- Wicken Park, Northamptonshire: home of Elizabeth Prowse, Granville and William Sharp's sister and Mary Lloyd Baker's aunt.
- Woolwich, Kent: site of Thames dockyard, near London, in which Bloomfield's father-in-law worked.
