Garrick Street Collection
Discover the rich history of Garrick Street, named after the renowned 18th-century English actor, David Garrick
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Discover the rich history of Garrick Street, named after the renowned 18th-century English actor, David Garrick. This historic thoroughfare holds significant connections to various cities across the UK. Starting in Blackburn with the beautiful Pendle BB9 8 Map, home to The Millenary of King Alfred, where relics and memorials commemorate the Saxon King's reign. Next, journey to Wolverhampton WV1, where Sir Henry Irving, a famous actor in his own right, was presented with an honorary degree in 1894, as depicted in this black-and-white photograph (The Presentation to Sir Henry Irving). Continue on to Westminster WC2E, where the Garrick Club and adjoining buildings, as seen in this c1860 lithograph by Frederick Marrable, have stood for over a century, providing a sanctuary for those in the world of drama. From there, head north to South Tyneside NE33, where the legacy of Garrick's influence reaches the shores of the North Sea. Next, travel west to Liverpool L7, where the theatrical spirit of Garrick lives on in the city's vibrant arts scene. Journey south to Derby DE24, where the Garrick Memorial Gardens pay tribute to the man who brought joy to countless audiences. Finally, end your journey in Gravesham DA11, where the Garrick Centre stands as a testament to the enduring impact of this legendary actor on the British stage.