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* The founder of the Times newspaper, ], died in Teddington in ] * The founder of the Times newspaper, ], died in Teddington in ]
* The Russian liberal exile ] lived in Elmfield House in Teddington from ] to ], where he was visited by ] * The Russian liberal exile ] lived in Elmfield House in Teddington from ] to ], where he was visited by ]
* ALASTAIR YATES, presenter of BBC NEWS 24 & BBC WORLD TV lives in Teddington * ], presenter of BBC News 24 & BBC World TV, lives in Teddington
*Mama Baker, winner of 2005 "how many pies can I shove in my mouth at once?" contest.
*Ellie Casterton, founder of Chain Smokers Anonymous and the I LOVE Dolly Club, most famous for having multiple sessions of lust filled passion with Mama Baker.


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⚫ == Literature ==

⚫ * John Sheaf, Ken Howe: Hampton and Teddington Past, Historical Publications, October 1995
⚫ * K. Howe, M. Cherry: Twickenham, Teddington and Hampton (Britain in Old Photographs), Sutton Publishing, October 29, 1998


== External links == == External links ==
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⚫ == Literature ==

⚫ * John Sheaf, Ken Howe: Hampton and Teddington Past, Historical Publications, October 1995
⚫ * K. Howe, M. Cherry: Twickenham, Teddington and Hampton (Britain in Old Photographs), Sutton Publishing, October 29, 1998


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Revision as of 12:47, 8 December 2005

For the village in Gloucestershire, see Teddington,_Gloucestershire

Template:Infobox London place Teddington is a place in London, England in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. The town is notable for Teddington Lock, which is the longest lock on the River Thames and marks the upstream limit of tides. The name 'Teddington' doesn't derive from 'Tide's End Town' (as claimed by Rudyard Kipling among others), but from an Old English tribal leader.

Teddington is also home to Bushy Park (one of the Royal Parks), Teddington Studios (a digital widescreen television studio complex and one of the former homes of Thames Television), the National Physical Laboratory (the United Kingdom's national standards laboratory, where the first accurate atomic clock was built and bouncing bomb designs tested during WWII), the Teddington Rugby Football Club, and the Teddington Hockey Club (the oldest hockey club of the world).

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Literature

  • John Sheaf, Ken Howe: Hampton and Teddington Past, Historical Publications, October 1995
  • K. Howe, M. Cherry: Twickenham, Teddington and Hampton (Britain in Old Photographs), Sutton Publishing, October 29, 1998

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