T. E. Lawrence
(1888-1935)

T. E. Lawrence 'Lawrence of Arabia' 1888-1935 lived here

14 Barton Street, Westminster, SW1, London, United Kingdom where they lived

T. E. Lawrence "Lawrence of Arabia" 1888-1935 lived here

Smith Square, London, United Kingdom where they lived

This house was the home of T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) from 1896-1921

2 Polstead Road, Oxford, United Kingdom where they lived (1896-1921)

T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) - Until conveyed to the Corporation of London in September 1930, 18 acres of land at the top of Pole Hill was owned by T E Lawrence, the famous soldier, writer and scholar. It was here that he originally intended to erect a house with his friend Vyvyan Richards in which to print fine books including his classic "Seven Pillars of Wisdom". This never came to pass, although until 1922 Richards lived here in a hut called "cloisters"

Pole Hill Obelisk, E4, London, United Kingdom where they owned

T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) 1888-1935 Lived here 1931-1932

Shore Road, Hythe, Hampshire, United Kingdom where they lived (1931-1932)

Lawrence of Arabia 1888-1935 on his return from India in 1929, T. E. Lawrence under the assumed name of Shaw was posted to a flying boat squadron at RAF Mount Batten. He remained in the marine craft section until his discharge in february 1935.

St. Johns Road, Plymouth, United Kingdom where they worked (1929-1935)

Lawrence of Arabia 1888-1935. On this site in 1925 soldier and author T. E. Lawrence lodged whilst serving at RAF Cranwell. Around this time he wrote his book Seven Pillars of Wisdom the legendary account of his leadership of Arab insurgence against the Turks in Syria during World War 1.

33 Steep Hill, Lincoln, United Kingdom where they was

Lawrence Of Arabia 1888-1935 stayed in this house.

Mount Bingham, St. Helier, Jersey where they stayed

Lawrence House. Colonel T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia) who, as Aircraftsman Shaw, was based at Calshot 1929 to 1931

Lawrence House, Calshot Spit, Calshot, United Kingdom where they was stationed (1929-1931)