Ealing
Bustling, urban Ealing is a residential area that's known for Walpole Park, a leafy public space with flower gardens and a children's playground. Also in the park is the elegant Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, once the country retreat of renowned architect Sir John Soane and now a contemporary art venue. The area's restaurants offer modern British and Asian fare, while pubs range from rustic to industrial-chic.
People died in Ealing (First 49 people) - Page 0
Henrietta Grosvenor
Frederick Augustus Wetherall
George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood
Writer
Mark Pavelich
Ice hockey player
Richard Savage, 4th Earl Rivers
John Owen
English theologian
Brett Ewins
British comic book artist
Gary Bond
English actor
Terence Donovan
Australian actor
Arthur Haynes
Comedian
Bill Le Sage
British pianist
Martin Lev
Child actor
Clive Brook
Film actor
Hamilton Deane
Irish actor
Bombardier Billy Wells
Boxer
Vivian Woodward
English footballer
Ronald Skirth
Soldier
Henry Austin Dobson
English poet
Edward Malin
British actor
Alfred Fowler
Astronomer
E. V. H. Emmett
British screenwriter
Lizzie Caswall Smith
British photographer
Robert Orme
British historian
Charles Blondin
French acrobat
Ernest Irving
Music director
Ann Catley
Andrew Ainslie Common
Amateur astronomer
Chic Brodie
Goalkeeper
Nina Boucicault
Actress
Bernard Mainwaring
British film director
Norman Lumsden
British opera singer
Aubrey Mallalieu
Actor
Adela Maddison
British composer
Hugh Longbourne Callendar
British physicist
Mary Hamilton
Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Welsh minister
Zachary Pearce
Writer
Harry Ryan
Cyclist
Robert B. Campbell
U. S. representative
Heinrich Fraenkel
Author
Henry Keene
English architect
Peter Proud
British film art director
George More O'Ferrall
British film producer
Evelyn Sharp
Yvette Rees
Actress
John Stevens
Canadian ice hockey coach
Norman Whitten
Film producer
