Most of the borough is included in Fenwick Historic District, a historic district listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Architecturally, the Fenwick Historic District is composed largely of Shingle-style residences from early in the century.

* Fenwick, Valerie and Gale, Alison ( 1998 ), pp 143 – 144, Historic Shipwrecks, Discovered, Protected and Investigated, Tempus Publishing Limited, ISBN 0-7524-1473-9.

Oak Park is the home of two high schools: Oak Park and River Forest High School, the sole school in educational District 200, and Fenwick High School.

Frees was a regular presence in Jay Ward cartoons, providing the voices of Boris Badenov ( from The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show ), Inspector Fenwick ( from Dudley Do-Right ), Ape ( impersonating Ronald Colman ), District Commissioner Alistair and Weevil Plumtree in George of the Jungle, Baron Otto Matic in Tom_Slick_ ( TV_series ), Fred in Super Chicken, and the Hoppity Hooper narrator, among numerous others.

The line starts in Fairfax County, Virginia, crosses the Capital Beltway, goes through Alexandria and Arlington, crosses the Potomac River via the Fenwick Bridge, and continues north in the District of Columbia as far as M Street NW, at the entrance to the Washington Convention Center.

Fenwick and Airey also featured heavily on Bonnet's 1991 solo album Here Comes The Night which includes several covers as well as songs written by his wife Jo Eime, and another remake of the Marbles ', " Only One Woman ".

The fire department serves the entire area south of Indian River Inlet, east of the Assawoman Canal, and north of the Maryland state line at the southern edge of Fenwick Island, Delaware.

The land the city was built on, as well as much of the surrounding area, was obtained by Englishman Thomas Fenwick from the Native Americans.

There is also information concerning the local families of time, such as the Charlton and Fenwick families who still have descendants living in the area.

One of the purchasers, Nicholas Fenwick, subdivided his land ( which was just further out from the center of the colony of Melbourne than the area known as Richmond ) and named the region Kew, based on the thought that Kew in England was near Richmond.

On the same day, Bishop Fenwick called a meeting of the Catholic citizenry of the Boston area.

Cog Hill Golf Outing: This yearly golf outing for Fenwick alumni is the largest of its type in the Chicago area.

The main floor consists of the reception area, offices, the main foyer, and the entrance to Fenwick Street.

John Fenwick bought in about 1880 in the area between Canterbury, Canarys and Bonds Roads.

Mrs. Fenwick Eustis, whose daughter was also a maid to the queen, wore an ashes of roses slipper satin gown.

Doubleday was born in Ballston Spa, New York, in a small house on the corner of Washington and Fenwick Streets.

Fenwick Library was originally built in 1967, with additions in 1974, a tower in 1983, and renovations in 2005 – 2006.

It was named for Charles Rogers Fenwick, one of George Mason's founders.

However, it was not until he portrayed Timothy Fenwick that same year in Barry Levinson's Dinercostarring Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke, Tim Daly and Ellen Barkinthat he made an indelible impression on film critics and moviegoers alike.

Tyrrell is a 1961 graduate of Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Illinois, where he was on the swim team.

The screenplay was written by Peg Fenwick based upon a story by Edna L. Lee and Harry Lee.

In 1685, the western border was finally established by King James II ; this was set as a line from Old Cape Henlopen ( presently Fenwick ) west to the middle of the peninsula and north up to the middle of the peninsula to the 40th parallel of Latitude.

Later it was found that what May had named Henlopen, was actually Fenwick Island protruding into the Atlantic Ocean, and the name of the cape was moved to its present location just east of Lewes.

In 1761, the Fenwick Weavers ' Society was formed in Fenwick, East Ayrshire, Scotland to sell discounted oatmeal to local workers.

In the late 1800s The Fenwick Golf Course was created from several empty lots in the center of the district and is the site of the Stephen Potter Cup.

Fenwick was the lifelong home to actress Katharine Hepburn until she died on June 29, 2003 at the age of 96.

Winthrop was aided by Colonel George Fenwick and Captain Lion Gardiner.

The seal was brought from England by Colonel George Fenwick, and depicted 15 grapevines and a hand in the upper left corner with a scroll reading " Qui Sustinet Transtulit ".

The population was 854 at the 2010 census, making it the least populous town in Connecticut and the second-least populous municipality in Connecticut ; only the Borough of Fenwick has fewer people.

Named after Thomas Fenwick, a planter from England who settled in Maryland, Fenwick Island lay in the part of Delaware which was claimed by Lord Baltimore and his heirs during the Penn-Baltimore border dispute.

In 1899 Bartlett purchased the Fenwick family farm which was located to the west of the Holladay Company's Addition to Highland.

Sports Illustrated has added Fenwick to its list of the " 50 Best High School Athletic Programs in the Country ", recognizing Fenwick as having the best athletic program in Illinois.

The northern Fenwick Street building was added in 1916, and the Hitchcock art studio in 1910.

* Fisher, Sir ( Norman Fenwick ) Warren at Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ( requires login )

* Gillian Fenwick, The Contributor's Index to the Dictionary of National Biography 1885-1901, 1989, p 321 for a list of Prosser's contributions.

Founded in 1805 by Father Edward Fenwick, afterwards first Bishop of Cincinnati, Ohio ( 1821 – 1832 ), this province has developed slowly, but now ranks among the most flourishing and active provinces of the order.

Master plans were developed to incorporate further development, which saw new additions such as Fenwick Library and Lecture Hall.

Fenwick Library is the main research library at George Mason.

Another important collection of research materials housed in Fenwick is the Government Documents collection.

There is also a special GIS center in Fenwick Library which conducts GIS drop-in sessions every week.

Other recusant families, or branches thereof, include ( d ) Ainscough, Anne ( of Frickley ), Arden ( of Longcroft ), Arundell, Bedingfeld, Berkeley ( of Spetchley ), Blount, Blundell, Clifford ( of Chudleigh ; since 1673 ), Coates, Constable, Constable-Maxwell, Errington, Eyre, Eyston, Fairfax ( of Gilling ), Feilding, Fenwick, Fermor ( of Tusmore ), Fitzherbert ( of Swynnerton ), Fitzherbert-Brockholes, Fortescue-Turville, Gerard ( of Bryn ), Gillibrand, Gillow, Glover, Hesketh, Holden, Holman, Hornyold, Huddleston, Jerningham, Kerr ( Scotland ), De Lisle / de Lisle, Mattingly, Mockler-Barrett, Payne, Petre, Perkins ( of Ufton Court ), Riddell, Scarisbrick, Scrope ( of Bolton ), Smythe, Stonor, Stourton, Talbot, Tempest ( of Broughton ), Throckmorton, Towneley, de Trafford, Tichbourne, Trappes-Lomax ( Trappes of Nidd ), Tresham ( of Northamptonshire ), Vavasour ( of Hazlewood ), Ward, Waterton ( of Walton ), Weld, and Weld-Blundell.

* December 24 – Irene Fenwick, American actress ( b. 1887 )

* January 28 – John Fenwick, English conspirator ( b. c. 1645 )

The Journey by Dr. Fenwick Lawson ARCA, depicts the narrative of the ' journey ' of the Lindisfarne Community.

But in 1673, the Duke of York had commissioned a survey line of his territory ( called the Transpeninsular Line ) that ran across the widest part of the peninsula through Fenwick Island, about 15 miles south of Cape Henlopin.

At this time, Penn also claimed that the Delaware territory extended as far south as Fenwick Island.

Whereas Penn claimed the Delaware territories extended to Fenwick Island, Calvert claimed the Colony ended at Lewes with all the land south of the settlement belonging to Somerset County.

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