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English philanthropist and politician Portrait of Sir Sydney Waterlow , Lord Mayor of London in 1873 , in official costume Sir Sydney Hedley Waterlow , 1st Baronet , KCVO ( 1 November 1822 - 3 August 1906 ) was a British philanthropist and Liberal Party politician , principally remembered for donating Waterlow Park to the public as " a garden for the gardenless " . Life He was the son of James Waterlow and was born in Finsbury , on the edge of the City of London , and was brought up in Mile End . Educated at St Saviour 's Grammar School , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of Waterlow and Sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . From that he moved into finance and became a director of the Union Bank of London . He was a Commissioner at the Great Exhibition in 1851 and a juror at the Paris International Exhibition in 1867 , for which he was knighted . He started his political career as a councillor in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links between police stations ) . In 1863 he became an alderman and began his philanthropic works . He was chairman of the philanthropic housing company The Improved Industrial Dwellings Company , which built the Leopold Buildings amongst others . He also worked for many other charities . He was a Sheriff of the City of London in 1866 and Lord Mayor of London from 1872 to 1873 . While he was Mayor he was instrumental , after a suggestion from The Lancet , in setting up the Metropolitan Hospital Sunday Fund . Having been knighted in 1867 Waterlow was created a Baronet of Fairseat in the parish of Wrotham in the County of Kent and of Highgate in the County of Middlesex on 4 August 1873 . He was a Member of Parliament ( MP ) for Dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . He then sat for Maidstone ( 1874-1880 ) and Gravesend ( 1880-1885 ) . In 1870 , he bought large areas of land in Kent , including the village of Fairseat ( near Stansted ) , a major portion of Stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from Wrotham to Meopham . The parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over Trottiscliffe Road ( which is still in evidence today . In 1887 , he built Trosley Towers on the crest of the escarpment on the North Downs , to the east of Trottiscliffe Road . Two drives approached the house , and it was surrounded by wooded grounds . Later , other private drives were constructed , including Hamilton Drive which still survives within the Trosley Country Park and runs from the site of the old house to Commority Road . In 1872 he gave Lauderdale House ( now in Waterlow Park ) to St Bartholomew 's Hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by Florence Nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the London County Council . His former house next to the park , Fairseat , became Channing Junior School . Sir Sydney was appointed a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order ( KCVO ) in 1902 . Family His fourth son , David Sydney Waterlow , was Liberal MP for Islington North . The artist Ernest Albert Waterlow was his nephew . His daughter , Ruth Waterlow ( later Homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . Legacy When Sir Sidney died aged 83 in 1906 at his Trosley Towers estate , Wrotham , his son Philip inherited his title and the estate . When Sir Philip died in 1931 , the estate was sold off . Some of the houses were bought by their tenants ; one of these was Pilgrims House , with six acres of land , which went for £600 . Trosley Towers and the woodlands around it , were sold to ' Mr E. E. Shahmoon ' in 1935 . In 1936 , Mr Shahmoon had Trosley Towers demolished and had Hamilton Lodge , built along with adjoining stables . One story suggests that the Lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of Rezā Shāh , the ruler of Persia . The whole area was still owned by Mr Shahmoon when it was taken over by the army in 1942 during World War II and Hamilton Lodge was to be the HQ of the Army Brigade that was stationed here . Later the Trosley Towers Estate passed to Kent County Council , which created Trosley Country Park . Works * Kay-Shuttleworth , U. J. ; Waterlow , Sir Sydney ( 1874 ) . " Dwelling of Working People in London " . Dwellings of working-people in London . London : Ridgway .

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english philanthropist [PERSON] and politician portrait [PERSON] of sir sydney waterlow [PERSON] , lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney [PERSON] hedley waterlow [PERSON] , 1st baronet [PERSON] , kcvo [UNKNOWN] ( 1 november [PERIOD] 1822 - 3 august [PERIOD] 1906 ) was a british philanthropist [PERSON] and liberal party politician [PERSON] , principally remembered for donating waterlow [PERSON] park [PLACE] to the public [UNKNOWN] as " a garden [PERSON] for the gardenless [UNKNOWN] " . life [EVENT] he was the son [PERSON] of james waterlow [PERSON] and was born in finsbury [PLACE] , on the edge [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] , and was brought up in mile end [PERSON] . educated at st saviour [PLACE] 's grammar school [INSTITUTION] , he was apprenticed to a stationer [UNKNOWN] and printer [PERSON] and worked in the family firm [INSTITUTION] of waterlow [PERSON] and sons [PERSON] , a large printing company [INSTITUTION] employing over 2000 people [HUMAN GROUP] . from that he moved into finance [RESOURCE] and became a director [PERSON] of the union bank [PLACE] of london [PLACE] . he was a commissioner [PERSON] at the great exhibition [GAME] in 1851 and a juror [UNKNOWN] at the paris international exhibition [PLACE] in 1867 , for which he was knighted . he started his political career [NUMBER] as a councillor [PERSON] in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links [STATE] between police stations [SEQUENCE] ) . in 1863 he became an alderman [PERSON] and began his philanthropic works [UNKNOWN] . he was chairman [HEAD] of the philanthropic housing company [INSTITUTION] the improved industrial dwellings [BUILDING] company [INSTITUTION] , which built the leopold buildings [PERSON] amongst others [UNKNOWN] . he also worked for many other charities [ELEMENT] . he was a sheriff [PERSON] of the city [PLACE] of london [PLACE] in 1866 and lord mayor [HUMAN ROLE] of london [PLACE] from 1872 to 1873 . while he was mayor [HUMAN ROLE] he was instrumental , after a suggestion [SUGGESTION] from the lancet [PLACE] , in setting up the metropolitan hospital [PLACE] sunday fund [PLACE] . having been knighted in 1867 waterlow [PERSON] was created a baronet [PERSON] of fairseat [UNKNOWN] in the parish [PERSON] of wrotham [UNKNOWN] in the county [PLACE] of kent [PERSON] and of highgate [UNKNOWN] in the county [PLACE] of middlesex [PLACE] on 4 august [PERIOD] 1873 . he was a member [PERSON] of parliament [HUMAN GROUP] ( mp ) for dumfriesshire [PLACE] from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds [AMOUNT] that he was a government contractor [PERSON] , his firm [INSTITUTION] having taken a contract [PERSON] without his knowledge [PERSON] . he then sat for maidstone [UNKNOWN] ( 1874-1880 ) and gravesend [UNKNOWN] ( 1880-1885 ) . in 1870 , he bought large areas [PLACE] of land [LAND] in kent [PERSON] , including the village [GROUP] of fairseat [UNKNOWN] ( near stansted ) , a major portion [PORTION] of stansted as well as other pieces [UNKNOWN] of land [LAND] extending from wrotham [UNKNOWN] to meopham [UNKNOWN] . the parts [PART] of the estate [ESTATE] were linked by a small bridge [PERSON] bearing the family crest [SET] over trottiscliffe road [PLACE] ( which is still in evidence today [TENDENCY] . in 1887 , he built trosley towers [PERSON] on the crest [SET] of the escarpment [PERSON] on the north downs [PLACE] , to the east [PLACE] of trottiscliffe road [PLACE] . two drives [PLACE] approached the house [PLACE] , and it was surrounded by wooded grounds [AMOUNT] . later , other private drives [PLACE] were constructed , including hamilton drive [PERSON] which still survives within the trosley country park [PLACE] and runs from the site [UNKNOWN] of the old house [PLACE] to commority road [PLACE] . in 1872 he gave lauderdale house [PLACE] ( now in waterlow park [PLACE] ) to st bartholomew [PLACE] 's hospital [PLACE] to be used as a convalescent home [PLACE] for the poor [UNKNOWN] , staffed by nurses [FORM] supplied by florence nightingale [PERSON] , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park [PLACE] to the london county [PLACE] council [HUMAN GROUP] . his former house [PLACE] next to the park [PLACE] , fairseat [UNKNOWN] , became channing junior school [INSTITUTION] . sir sydney [PERSON] was appointed a knight commander [PERSON] of the royal victorian order [PERSON] ( kcvo [UNKNOWN] ) in 1902 . family his fourth son [PERSON] , david sydney waterlow [PERSON] , was liberal mp [PERSON] for islington north [PLACE] . the artist ernest albert waterlow [PERSON] was his nephew [PERSON] . his daughter [PERSON] , ruth waterlow [PERSON] ( later homan [PERSON] ) , was an educationist [PERSON] and women [PERSON] 's welfare campaigner [PERSON] . legacy when sir sidney [PERSON] died aged 83 in 1906 at his trosley towers estate [ESTATE] , wrotham [UNKNOWN] , his son philip [PERSON] inherited his title [ESTATE] and the estate [ESTATE] . when sir philip died in 1931 , the estate [ESTATE] was sold off . some of the houses [UNKNOWN] were bought by their tenants [PERSON] ; one of these was pilgrims house [PLACE] , with six acres [UNIT] of land [LAND] , which went for £600 . trosley towers [PERSON] and the woodlands [LAND] around it , were sold to ' mr e. e. shahmoon ' in 1935 . in 1936 , mr shahmoon [UNKNOWN] had trosley towers [PERSON] demolished and had hamilton lodge [PERSON] , built along with adjoining stables [HORSE] . one story [PERSON] suggests that the lodge [PERSON] and stables [HORSE] were built to accommodate the racehorses [HORSE] of rezā shāh [UNKNOWN] , the ruler [PLACE] of persia [PLACE] . the whole area [AREA] was still owned by mr shahmoon [UNKNOWN] when it was taken over by the army [HUMAN GROUP] in 1942 during world war [EVENT] ii and hamilton lodge [PERSON] was to be the hq of the army brigade [USE] that was stationed here . later the trosley towers estate [ESTATE] passed to kent county [PLACE] council [HUMAN GROUP] , which created trosley country park [PLACE] . works [UNKNOWN] * kay-shuttleworth , u. j. ; waterlow [PERSON] , sir sydney [PERSON] ( 1874 ) . " dwelling of working people [HUMAN GROUP] in london [PLACE] " . dwellings [BUILDING] of working-people in london [PLACE] . london [PLACE] : ridgway [PERSON] .

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | london | 8 | PLACE | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
2 | fairseat | 3 | UNKNOWN | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
3 | land | 3 | LAND | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
4 | waterlow | 3 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
5 | trosley towers | 3 | PERSON | in 1887 , he built trosley towers on the crest of the escarpment on the north downs , to the east of trottiscliffe road . |
6 | house | 3 | PLACE | two drives approached the house , and it was surrounded by wooded grounds . |
7 | estate | 3 | ESTATE | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
8 | wrotham | 3 | UNKNOWN | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
9 | kent | 2 | PERSON | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
10 | drives | 2 | PLACE | two drives approached the house , and it was surrounded by wooded grounds . |
11 | works | 2 | UNKNOWN | in 1863 he became an alderman and began his philanthropic works . |
12 | park | 2 | PLACE | park to the public as " a garden for the gardenless " . |
13 | hamilton lodge | 2 | PERSON | in 1936 , mr shahmoon had trosley towers demolished and had hamilton lodge , built along with adjoining stables . |
14 | working people | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | " dwelling of working people in london " . |
15 | waterlow park | 2 | PLACE | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
16 | kcvo | 2 | UNKNOWN | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
17 | trosley towers estate | 2 | ESTATE | when sir sidney died aged 83 in 1906 at his trosley towers estate , wrotham , his son philip inherited his title and the estate . |
18 | trottiscliffe road | 2 | PLACE | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
19 | city | 2 | PLACE | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
20 | lord mayor | 2 | HUMAN ROLE | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
21 | sir sydney | 2 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
22 | philanthropist | 2 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
23 | mr shahmoon | 2 | UNKNOWN | in 1936 , mr shahmoon had trosley towers demolished and had hamilton lodge , built along with adjoining stables . |
24 | stables | 2 | HORSE | in 1936 , mr shahmoon had trosley towers demolished and had hamilton lodge , built along with adjoining stables . |
25 | trosley country park | 2 | PLACE | later , other private drives were constructed , including hamilton drive which still survives within the trosley country park and runs from the site of the old house to commority road . |
26 | son | 2 | PERSON | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
27 | grounds | 2 | AMOUNT | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
28 | baronet | 2 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
29 | county | 2 | PLACE | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
30 | august | 2 | PERIOD | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
31 | ruler | 1 | PLACE | one story suggests that the lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of rezā shāh , the ruler of persia . |
32 | knowledge | 1 | PERSON | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
33 | houses | 1 | UNKNOWN | some of the houses were bought by their tenants ; one of these was pilgrims house , with six acres of land , which went for £600 . |
34 | parish | 1 | PERSON | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
35 | nurses | 1 | FORM | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
36 | career | 1 | NUMBER | he started his political career as a councillor in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links between police stations ) . |
37 | women | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
38 | persia | 1 | PLACE | one story suggests that the lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of rezā shāh , the ruler of persia . |
39 | kent county council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | later the trosley towers estate passed to kent county council , which created trosley country park . |
40 | site | 1 | UNKNOWN | later , other private drives were constructed , including hamilton drive which still survives within the trosley country park and runs from the site of the old house to commority road . |
41 | educationist | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
42 | story | 1 | PERSON | one story suggests that the lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of rezā shāh , the ruler of persia . |
43 | artist ernest albert waterlow | 1 | PERSON | the artist ernest albert waterlow was his nephew . |
44 | islington north | 1 | PLACE | family his fourth son , david sydney waterlow , was liberal mp for islington north . |
45 | juror | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was a commissioner at the great exhibition in 1851 and a juror at the paris international exhibition in 1867 , for which he was knighted . |
46 | liberal mp | 1 | PERSON | family his fourth son , david sydney waterlow , was liberal mp for islington north . |
47 | liberal party politician | 1 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
48 | sir sydney waterlow | 1 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
49 | november | 1 | PERIOD | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
50 | ruth waterlow | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
51 | commority road | 1 | PLACE | later , other private drives were constructed , including hamilton drive which still survives within the trosley country park and runs from the site of the old house to commority road . |
52 | tenants | 1 | PERSON | some of the houses were bought by their tenants ; one of these was pilgrims house , with six acres of land , which went for £600 . |
53 | industrial dwellings company | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
54 | union bank | 1 | PLACE | from that he moved into finance and became a director of the union bank of london . |
55 | lauderdale house | 1 | PLACE | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
56 | james waterlow | 1 | PERSON | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
57 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
58 | finsbury | 1 | PLACE | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
59 | parts | 1 | PART | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
60 | stationer | 1 | UNKNOWN | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
61 | poor | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
62 | great exhibition | 1 | GAME | he was a commissioner at the great exhibition in 1851 and a juror at the paris international exhibition in 1867 , for which he was knighted . |
63 | police stations | 1 | SEQUENCE | he started his political career as a councillor in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links between police stations ) . |
64 | area | 1 | AREA | the whole area was still owned by mr shahmoon when it was taken over by the army in 1942 during world war |
65 | royal victorian order | 1 | PERSON | sir sydney was appointed a knight commander of the royal victorian order ( kcvo ) in 1902 . |
66 | son philip | 1 | PERSON | when sir sidney died aged 83 in 1906 at his trosley towers estate , wrotham , his son philip inherited his title and the estate . |
67 | home | 1 | PLACE | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
68 | campaigner | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
69 | telegraph links | 1 | STATE | he started his political career as a councillor in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links between police stations ) . |
70 | people | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
71 | ridgway | 1 | PERSON | london : ridgway . |
72 | homan | 1 | PERSON | his daughter , ruth waterlow ( later homan ) , was an educationist and women 's welfare campaigner . |
73 | family crest | 1 | SET | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
74 | metropolitan hospital sunday fund | 1 | PLACE | while he was mayor he was instrumental , after a suggestion from the lancet , in setting up the metropolitan hospital sunday fund . |
75 | member | 1 | PERSON | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
76 | hospital | 1 | PLACE | while he was mayor he was instrumental , after a suggestion from the lancet , in setting up the metropolitan hospital sunday fund . |
77 | public | 1 | UNKNOWN | park to the public as " a garden for the gardenless " . |
78 | edge | 1 | PERSON | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
79 | kay shuttleworth | 1 | PERSON |  |
80 | hamilton drive | 1 | PERSON | later , other private drives were constructed , including hamilton drive which still survives within the trosley country park and runs from the site of the old house to commority road . |
81 | housing company | 1 | INSTITUTION | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
82 | lodge | 1 | PERSON | in 1936 , mr shahmoon had trosley towers demolished and had hamilton lodge , built along with adjoining stables . |
83 | bridge | 1 | PERSON | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
84 | gravesend | 1 | UNKNOWN | he then sat for maidstone ( 1874-1880 ) and gravesend ( 1880-1885 ) . |
85 | lancet | 1 | PLACE | while he was mayor he was instrumental , after a suggestion from the lancet , in setting up the metropolitan hospital sunday fund . |
86 | highgate | 1 | UNKNOWN | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
87 | sir philip | 1 | PERSON |  |
88 | firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
89 | costume sir sydney hedley waterlow | 1 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
90 | nephew | 1 | PERSON | the artist ernest albert waterlow was his nephew . |
91 | portion | 1 | PORTION | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
92 | mayor | 1 | HUMAN ROLE | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
93 | london county council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
94 | florence nightingale | 1 | PERSON | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
95 | paris international exhibition | 1 | PLACE | he was a commissioner at the great exhibition in 1851 and a juror at the paris international exhibition in 1867 , for which he was knighted . |
96 | parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
97 | east | 1 | PLACE | in 1887 , he built trosley towers on the crest of the escarpment on the north downs , to the east of trottiscliffe road . |
98 | sons | 1 | PERSON | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
99 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
100 | mile end | 1 | PERSON | he was the son of james waterlow and was born in finsbury , on the edge of the city of london , and was brought up in mile end . |
101 | finance | 1 | RESOURCE | from that he moved into finance and became a director of the union bank of london . |
102 | escarpment | 1 | PERSON | in 1887 , he built trosley towers on the crest of the escarpment on the north downs , to the east of trottiscliffe road . |
103 | family firm | 1 | INSTITUTION | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
104 | racehorses | 1 | HORSE | one story suggests that the lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of rezā shāh , the ruler of persia . |
105 | commissioner | 1 | PERSON | he was a commissioner at the great exhibition in 1851 and a juror at the paris international exhibition in 1867 , for which he was knighted . |
106 | councillor | 1 | PERSON | he started his political career as a councillor in 1857 ( when he introduced telegraph links between police stations ) . |
107 | acres | 1 | UNIT | some of the houses were bought by their tenants ; one of these was pilgrims house , with six acres of land , which went for £600 . |
108 | leopold buildings | 1 | PERSON | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
109 | junior school | 1 | INSTITUTION | his former house next to the park , fairseat , became channing junior school . |
110 | director | 1 | PERSON | from that he moved into finance and became a director of the union bank of london . |
111 | rezā shāh | 1 | UNKNOWN | one story suggests that the lodge and stables were built to accommodate the racehorses of rezā shāh , the ruler of persia . |
112 | areas | 1 | PLACE | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
113 | village | 1 | GROUP | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
114 | north downs | 1 | PLACE | in 1887 , he built trosley towers on the crest of the escarpment on the north downs , to the east of trottiscliffe road . |
115 | david sydney waterlow | 1 | PERSON | family his fourth son , david sydney waterlow , was liberal mp for islington north . |
116 | suggestion | 1 | SUGGESTION | while he was mayor he was instrumental , after a suggestion from the lancet , in setting up the metropolitan hospital sunday fund . |
117 | dwellings | 1 | BUILDING | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
118 | printer | 1 | PERSON | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
119 | contract | 1 | PERSON | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
120 | middlesex | 1 | PLACE | having been knighted in 1867 waterlow was created a baronet of fairseat in the parish of wrotham in the county of kent and of highgate in the county of middlesex on 4 august 1873 . |
121 | was pilgrims house | 1 | PLACE | some of the houses were bought by their tenants ; one of these was pilgrims house , with six acres of land , which went for £600 . |
122 | company | 1 | INSTITUTION | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
123 | gardenless | 1 | UNKNOWN | park to the public as " a garden for the gardenless " . |
124 | dumfriesshire | 1 | PLACE | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
125 | others | 1 | UNKNOWN | he was chairman of the philanthropic housing company the improved industrial dwellings company , which built the leopold buildings amongst others . |
126 | life | 1 | EVENT | life |
127 | woodlands | 1 | LAND | trosley towers and the woodlands around it , were sold to ' mr e. e. shahmoon ' in 1935 . |
128 | charities | 1 | ELEMENT | he also worked for many other charities . |
129 | evidence today | 1 | TENDENCY | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
130 | st saviour | 1 | PLACE | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |
131 | politician portrait | 1 | PERSON | english philanthropist and politician portrait of sir sydney waterlow , lord mayor of london in 1873 , in official costume sir sydney hedley waterlow , 1st baronet , kcvo ( 1 november 1822 - 3 august 1906 ) was a british philanthropist and liberal party politician , principally remembered for donating waterlow |
132 | sheriff | 1 | PERSON | he was a sheriff of the city of london in 1866 and lord mayor of london from 1872 to 1873 . |
133 | alderman | 1 | PERSON | in 1863 he became an alderman and began his philanthropic works . |
134 | army | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | the whole area was still owned by mr shahmoon when it was taken over by the army in 1942 during world war |
135 | sir sidney | 1 | PERSON | when sir sidney died aged 83 in 1906 at his trosley towers estate , wrotham , his son philip inherited his title and the estate . |
136 | title | 1 | ESTATE | when sir sidney died aged 83 in 1906 at his trosley towers estate , wrotham , his son philip inherited his title and the estate . |
137 | garden | 1 | PERSON | park to the public as " a garden for the gardenless " . |
138 | world war | 1 | EVENT | the whole area was still owned by mr shahmoon when it was taken over by the army in 1942 during world war |
139 | knight commander | 1 | PERSON | sir sydney was appointed a knight commander of the royal victorian order ( kcvo ) in 1902 . |
140 | pieces | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
141 | maidstone | 1 | UNKNOWN | he then sat for maidstone ( 1874-1880 ) and gravesend ( 1880-1885 ) . |
142 | crest | 1 | SET | the parts of the estate were linked by a small bridge bearing the family crest over trottiscliffe road ( which is still in evidence today . |
143 | government contractor | 1 | PERSON | he was a member of parliament ( mp ) for dumfriesshire from 1868 to 1869 , when he was unseated on the grounds that he was a government contractor , his firm having taken a contract without his knowledge . |
144 | st bartholomew | 1 | PLACE | in 1872 he gave lauderdale house ( now in waterlow park ) to st bartholomew 's hospital to be used as a convalescent home for the poor , staffed by nurses supplied by florence nightingale , and in 1889 he gave the surrounding park to the london county council . |
145 | meopham | 1 | UNKNOWN | in 1870 , he bought large areas of land in kent , including the village of fairseat ( near stansted ) , a major portion of stansted as well as other pieces of land extending from wrotham to meopham . |
146 | army brigade | 1 | USE | ii and hamilton lodge was to be the hq of the army brigade that was stationed here . |
147 | grammar school | 1 | INSTITUTION | educated at st saviour 's grammar school , he was apprenticed to a stationer and printer and worked in the family firm of waterlow and sons , a large printing company employing over 2000 people . |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | alderman artist ernest albert waterlow baronet bridge campaigner commissioner contract costume sir sydney hedley waterlow councillor daughter david sydney waterlow director edge educationist escarpment florence nightingale garden government contractor hamilton drive hamilton lodge homan james waterlow kay shuttleworth kent knight commander knowledge leopold buildings liberal mp liberal party politician lodge member mile end nephew parish philanthropist politician portrait printer ridgway royal victorian order ruth waterlow sheriff sir philip sir sidney sir sydney sir sydney waterlow son son philip sons story tenants trosley towers women
PLACE | areas city commority road county drives dumfriesshire east finsbury home hospital house islington north lancet lauderdale house london metropolitan hospital sunday fund middlesex north downs paris international exhibition park persia ruler st bartholomew st saviour trosley country park trottiscliffe road union bank was pilgrims house waterlow park
INSTITUTION | company family firm firm grammar school housing company industrial dwellings company junior school
HUMAN GROUP | army kent county council london county council parliament people working people
ESTATE | estate title trosley towers estate
HUMAN ROLE | lord mayor mayor
PERIOD | august november
LAND | land woodlands
SET | crest family crest
HORSE | racehorses stables
EVENT | life world war
SEQUENCE | police stations
AMOUNT | grounds
STATE | telegraph links
ELEMENT | charities
GROUP | village
USE | army brigade
TENDENCY | evidence today
UNIT | acres
NUMBER | career
HEAD | chairman
FORM | nurses
GAME | great exhibition
PORTION | portion
AREA | area
SUGGESTION | suggestion
BUILDING | dwellings
PART | parts
RESOURCE | finance