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- List_of_people_from_Greenwich abstract "List of people from Greenwich [incomplete] (in alphabetical order of surname): Astronomer Royal Sir George Airy lived in the White House, Crooms Hill. Writer Jocelyn Brooke lived at 13 Eliot Place, Blackheath Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield, statesman and man of letters, lived in the Ranger's House, Chesterfield Walk, Greenwich Actor Dominic Cooper, was born in Greenwich Poet Cecil Day-Lewis lived at 6 Crooms Hill. Christopher Gabbitas, baritone with the a cappella group The King's Singers, currently lives in Greenwich Evening Standard journalist Andrew Gilligan currently lives in Greenwich. Malcolm Hardee (1950–2005), comedian, author, club proprietor, agent, manager and 'Father of British alternative comedy' spent most of his life in Greenwich and ran his two most famous clubs there – The Tunnel (near Blackwall Tunnel) and Up The Creek, which still exists in Creek Road. Blake Harrison, actor most famous for his role as 'Neil' in The Inbetweeners was born in Greenwich Musician Jools Holland lives in Greenwich. Jazz and blues guitarist Billy Jenkins ran the Wood Wharf rehearsal studios, situated to the west of the Cutty Sark, during the 1980s. Glen Johnson, a footballer who plays for England and Liverpool was born in Greenwich, 23 August 1984 Dr Samuel Johnson, compiler of the first English dictionary, lived in Greenwich Church Street when he first came to London in 1736. Henry Kelsey (c. 1667 – 1724), early explorer of Canada, was born and married in East Greenwich, and buried in St Alfege's Church Guitarist Albert Lee grew up in Blackheath, Greenwich Comedian Dan Leno rented accommodation at the Spreadeagle Tavern, Stockwell Street in 1902. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis who has won three Academy Awards, two Golden Globes, four BAFTAs and three Screen Actors Guild Awards, grew up in Charlton, Greenwich. Interior designer and television presenter Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen lived in Greenwich. Stand-up Comedian Sean Lock has lived in Greenwich with his family since 2001 Indie band Lucky Soul are based in Greenwich Comic postcard artist Donald McGill lived at 5 Bennett Park, Blackheath Village. Drummer Mitch Mitchell of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, was born in Greenwich in 1946. Dr James Monro of Bethlem Hospital fame began his medical practice here in 1713. Mechanical engineer John Penn was born in Greenwich and his main works were situated in south Greenwich, close to the modern-day junction of Blackheath Road and Lewisham Road. Actress Vanessa Redgrave was born in Greenwich. Businessman Frank Searle was born in Greenwich in 1874. Victor Serebriakoff, International President of Mensa, lived in Blackheath. Actor Ben Small lives in Greenwich. Renaissance composer, musician, and Gentleman of the Chapel Royal, Thomas Tallis died in Greenwich on 23 November 1585 Architect Samuel Sanders Teulon was born in Greenwich. Artist Sir James Thornhill was said to have lived in Park Hall on Crooms Hill (originally designed for architect John James who never actually occupied the house). Tudor King Henry VIII was born in Greenwich on 28 June 1491. Architect Sir John Vanbrugh lived at 121 Maze Hill in a house of his own design overlooking Greenwich Park. Benjamin Waugh, founder of the UK charity the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, lived in Crooms Hill. General James Wolfe lived in McCartney House in Crooms Hill, and was buried in St Alfege's Church.The London section of The Workshop for Non-Linear Architecture was based in a studio overlooking Nelson Road during the mid-1990s.".
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- List_of_people_from_Greenwich comment "List of people from Greenwich [incomplete] (in alphabetical order of surname): Astronomer Royal Sir George Airy lived in the White House, Crooms Hill. Writer Jocelyn Brooke lived at 13 Eliot Place, Blackheath Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of Chesterfield, statesman and man of letters, lived in the Ranger's House, Chesterfield Walk, Greenwich Actor Dominic Cooper, was born in Greenwich Poet Cecil Day-Lewis lived at 6 Crooms Hill.".
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