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Bond Street

Westminster

Named after Sir Thomas Bond, who developed the land here in the 17th century.

Bond, Comptroller of Queen Henrietta Maria's household, headed a group of developers who bought Clarendon House on Piccadilly, pulled it down and built over the fields behind it. Old Bond Street and New Bond Street have always had separate names; locals rejected a 1920s council plan to merge them. The station was first planned as Davies Street.

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Sources

  1. Bond Street Wikipedia
  2. Sir Thomas Bond, 1st Baronet Wikipedia
  3. Bond Street tube station Wikipedia
  4. How the Central line stations got their names Londonist

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