Campden Hill is the location of the Lorimer sisters' home, which they lose when their father dies (pg. 51). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/campden-hill/

Constance Lived in Queens gate with her family (pg 67) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/?p=855

Lancaster Gate was the area where people of higher class held great importance. Aunt Caroline holds positions in certain circles here.(pg 67) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/?p=865

Upper Baker Street is the location of the home and the photographer's studio of the Lorimer sisters. p 74 http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/upper-baker-street/

New Street is mentioned in passing as the Lorimer sisters travel through it to get to their new home on Baker Street (pg. 75). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/new-street/

The Lorimer girls travel through Gloucester Place on their way to their new lodgings at Baker Street (pg. 75) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/gloucester-place/

Constance, being engaged, tried on a dress at Russell & Allen, a dress design and supply shop on Old Bond Street. (pg.79) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/russell-allen-old-bond-street/

The Lorimer sisters part here after a day in Baker Street, with Phyllis disappearing underground into the station itself and Gertrude boarding an omnibus aboveground. (pg. 80) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/baker-street-station-in-amy-levys-the-romance-of-a-shop/

The Sycamores is the name of Sidney Darrell’s studio in St. John’s Wood. Gertrude goes here to photograph one of his paintings (103). Later, Phyllis spends time here having her portrait painted and eventually runs away with him to get married. It is also where Gertrude finds her and brings her home (170). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/the-sycamores/

Regent's Park is the home of Lord Watergate, a friend of Mr. Darrell's who marries Gertrude at the end of the novel. Regent's Park is a very fashionable and respectable area of London surrounding the actual park (pg. 85) http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/regents-park/

Gertrude Lorimer travels to the home of Lord Watergate, located in Sussex Place, Regent’s Park. Her assignment is to take "disease photos" of his late wife. Gertrude describes the street as being “located mid-way between the terrace” and as having a “white curve of houses with columns, the cupolas, and the railed-in space of garden that fronted the Park” (86). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/sussex-place/

York Place is the location of the shared studio of Mr. Oakley and Frank Jermyn. Here Frank works as an engraver (89). Lucy and Frank go to Frank’s studio so she may photograph his “drapery” (96-97). Requested by Mr. Oakley, the women busy themselves over the next several days by taking photographs of the drapery, from “morning till night” at the gentleman’s studio (98). Then, before Frank Jermyn's finalized artwork is sent to the Royal Academy he invites the sisters, Darrell and Lord Watergate to the studio in York Place to "inspect" his engravings (113-6). Following Frank's party, Lord Watergate and Darrell stay in York Place. During their time Lord Watergate ponders if the sisters would honor him by preparing slides to be utilized as an accompaniment to his lectures at the Royal Institution (117). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/york-place/ ‎

Chapter 8 : Harley Street is mentioned to be where Frank Jermyn is going to attend a dance. http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/harley-street/

Frank's roomate, Mr. Oakley, has pictures that he sends to the Academy. Frank has a party to show off the pictures. p.111 http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/royal-academy-of-arts/ ‎

Marylebone Church is where Fanny's wedding to Edward Marsh takes place (158). http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/marylebone-church/

Notting Hill is where Fanny and her husband settle down in Amy Levy's Romance Of A Shop. Although Fanny is happily married she remains without children and in her original social class. p. 158 ( http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/notting-hill/ )

Gertrude travels home using this station, after dropping Lucy off to visit Frank's family. When she gets home she discovers the letter from Phyllis. p. 166

In Romance Of A Shop by Amy Levy Charing Cross Station is a turning point for Phyllis's health. As she plans to run away to go get married to Darrell she becomes sicker and can't manage the journey. At this station that Phyllis herself turns around and returns to Darrell's house. pg.175 ( http://hawksites.newpaltz.edu/virtuallylondon/2015/12/07/charing-cross-station/ )