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Earl's Court

Kensington and Chelsea

Named after the court of the Earls of Oxford, lords of the manor.

The de Vere family, Earls of Oxford, held the land from soon after the Norman Conquest for about 500 years. Their manor court, where local disputes were settled, stood near the station.

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Sources

  1. Earls Court Wikipedia
  2. Earl's Court tube station Wikipedia
  3. How the District line stations got their names Londonist

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