Fulham House

Fulham House, located at 87 Fulham High Street in London, is a Grade II listed building with a rich history dating back to the reign of King Edward III. Originally named Passors, it was home to notable figures such as wool merchant Ralph Warren and Sir Thomas White, a civic benefactor. The house transitioned from a private residence in the early 18th century to a girls' school in 1804, before becoming a military headquarters for various units, including the 25th (County of London) Cyclist Battalion during World War I. Today, it serves as the regimental headquarters for the Royal Yeomanry, making it a site of historical and military significance for visitors and researchers alike.