- Working west to east, the area extends from the eastern edge of St James’s Park, across the street called Whitehall and includes part of Victoria Embankment.
- Whitehall is named after the main road that runs from Charing Cross Station by Trafalgar Square down to Parliament Square by the Palace of Westminster.
- The nucleus of Whitehall Palace was York Place, which for three centuries had been the London residence of the archbishops of York.
- 10 Downing Street, the Cabinet Office and the Ministry of Defence as well as Horseguards Parade can all can be accessed via Whitehall.
- The name Whitehall derives from the original Palace of Whitehall , home to royalty and its ministers for centuries until destroyed by fire in 1698.
- Travels of Cosmo III: Whitehall. ... The Banqueting House at Whitehall Palace, designed by Inigo Jones and built 1619-22.
- Packed with monuments and lined with some of London's most significant government buildings, busy Whitehall is an important thoroughfare.
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- Survey of London: Volume 13, St Margaret, Westminster, Part II: Whitehall I. Ed. Montagu H Cox, Philip Norman(London, 1930), , British History Online.
- Whitehall is more than a place full of beautiful homes – it’s a beautiful experience. ... At Whitehall, the hometown is enjoying an exciting revival.