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Blackstable

This is the boyhood home of narrator William Ashenden and a seaside town in Kent County.

Christie's

This famous auction house on King St., London is described as narrator William Ashenden kills time before a lunch engagement with fellow writer Alroy Kear.

Fern Court

This is the estate that renowned author Edward "Ted" Driffield buys after being jilted by first wife Rosie.

Half Moon Street

This is the sedate and respectable neighborhood where narrator William Ashenden rents an apartment from Miss Fellows.

Haversham

This is a town near Blackstable, England that is home to Rosie Gann Driffield's mother.

Limpus Road

Running parallel to the Vauxhall Bridge Road in London, this is where Edward and Rosie Driffield rent rooms after fleeing Blackstable in debt and disgrace.

Piccadilly

This is a tumultuous major thoroughfare in London where William Ashenden often strolls along past the Ritz Hotel.

St. James's Street Club

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