These houses along the south-west side of The Green are on the site of a range of Henry VII's Richmond Palace which, unusually, did survive the depredations of the Commonwealth. They were built about 1725 to accommodate the maids of honour attending Caroline of Ansbach, Princess of Wales in her marriage to the future George II.

O/S Co-ords:1760.7493
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Richmond Heritage Walks 2. Richmond Green

This terrace, along the north-west side of The Green, was built in the late 1840's on the site of Pembroke Lodge which had been demolished to make way for the railway built in 1848. Another Pembroke Lodge was built in about 1795 in Richmond Park.

O/S Co-ords:1758.7499
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Richmond Heritage Walks 2. Richmond Green

These very slight remains of Henry VII's palace, built at the turn of the 15th-16th centuries, are at the western corner of The Green. They consist of: The Outer Gateway; Old Palace Yard; and The Wardrobe. The Gateway has Palace Gate House and Old Palace attached to it. It fronts Old Palace Yard which was the site of the Great Court with The Wardrobe on the SE.

O/S Co-ords:1754.7500
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Richmond Heritage Walks 3. Richmond Palace

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