Anne Louise Necker (Mme de Staël) opp. 1-4 Argyll Street (French authoress) 
                          Washington Irving, 8 Argyll Street (American writer and diplomat) 
                 Major-General William Roy, 10 Argyll Street (military surveyor)
             Lord Grade, Palladium Theatre, 87 Argyll Street (entertainment, television)
        Frankie Vaughan, Palladium Theatre, 87 Argyll Street (singer, entertainer) 
         Giovanni Antonio Canal (Canaletto) 41 Beak Street (Venetian painter)
                           Jessie Matthews, 22 Berwick Street (actress and dancer)
                             Peter Mark Roget, Broadwick Street (physician, scientist, lexicographer) 
                           The Spirit of Soho, cor. Broadwick St & Carnaby St (mural showing aspects of Soho)  
                         Charles Bridgeman, 54 Broadwick Street (landscape gardener)
                              Robert Brown, 54 Broadwick Street (botanist)
                     John Christopher Smith, 6 Carlisle Street (composer)
                           The Spirit of Soho, cor. Carnaby St & Broadwick St (mural showing aspects of Soho)  
                               John Stephen, 1 Carnaby Street ()  
                             Shipley Books, 70 Charing Cross Road, WC2 (bookseller)
                    Murder One Bookshop, 76-78 Charing Cross Road (crime and mystery books) 
           Lord Bernard Delfont of Stepney, 31 Coventry Street (impresario)
                            Sidney Webb, 38-44 Cranbourn Street (social reformer)  
                                  Tom Baker, 4 D'Arblay Street (mens' tailoring)  
                                 Karl Marx, 28 Dean Street (political and economic theorist)
           Dorothy L. Sayers, St Anne's Tower, Dean Street (Scholar and writer)
                          Dr Joseph Rogers, 33 Dean Street (health care reformer)
          Board of Green Cloth, formerly at 78 Dean Street 
                             Augustus Siebe, 5 Denmark Street St. Giles (Inventor/developer of diving helmet)
                            William Hazlitt, 6 Frith Street (essayist and literary critic)
                        Sir Samuel Romilly, 18 Frith Street ()
                   Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 20 Frith Street (musician and composer)
                          John Logie Baird, 22 Frith Street, (television equipment pioneer)
                              Dr John Snow, 53 Frith Street (anaesthetist, epidemiologist)
                        The [Literary] Club, 9 Gerrard Street (literary club)
                     Mont Blanc Restaurant, 16 Gerrard Street (literary links)
                              Edmund Burke, 37 Gerrard Street (politician)
                            The Penny Post, 39 Gerrard Street (early postage stamps)
                           Paul de Lamerie, 40 Gerrard Street (silversmith)
                            John Dryden, 42-44 Gerrard Street (poet)                            
                  Sebastião José Pombal, 23-24 Golden Square (Portuguese statesman)
                    Sir Morell McKenzie, 32-33 Golden Square (Specialist: diseases of the throat)  
                        Franz Ferenc Liszt, 16 Great Marlborough Street (composer and pianist)
                  Dr John William Polidori, 38 Great Pulteney Street (novelist)
                             Earl of Derby, 22 Great Windmill Street (Contributions to Canadian ice hockey) 
                       William Hunter, opp. 37 Great Windmill Street (anatomist)
                                Peter Cook, 18 Greek Street (comedian, satirist)
                           Johann Strauss, 1-2 Leicester Street (musician, composer)
                               Cllr Ian Wilder Meard Street (Councillor, West End Ward)
                               Thomas Hearn, 6 Meard Street (topographical draughtsman)
                       The Soho Mural, adj. 17 Noel Street (colourful mural)  
                       Great Dangaroo Flood, 5 Old Compton Street, Whimsical fiction
                        2i's Coffee Bar, 55-59 Old Compton Street (birthplace of British rock 'n' roll)  
                      Percy Bysshe Shelley, 15 Poland Street (Poet)  
                   Ancient Order of Druids, 23 Poland Street (Preservation and practise of Druidic principles)
                             Lord Stanley, 128 Regent Street (Contributions to Canadian ice hockey)
                    Hamleys Toy Store, 188-196 Regent Street London W1B 5BT() 
                             Globe Theatre, 33 Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho, W1 (London West End theatre)  
                              Mary Seacole, 14 Soho Square (Jamaican nursing heroine of the Crimean War) 
                             Arthur Onslow, 20 Soho Square (Speaker of the House of Commons)
                          Sir Joseph Banks, 32 Soho Square (botanist)
                                John Hunter, 7 Upper James Street (Surgeon)  
        David Williams, St. Anne's Churchyard, Wardour Street (Founder, Royal Literary Fund)  
   The King of Corsica, St. Anne's Churchyard, Wardour Street (notable for)
                        Sarah Bernhardt, 41-43 Wardour Street (actress)
                       Sir Henry Irving, 41-43 Wardour Street (Victorian theatrical actor and manager)
                          Willy Clarkson 41-43 Wardour Street (theatrical wig maker)
                                Keith Moon, 90 Wardour Street (drummer, wild man of rock 'n roll)
                          Thomas Sheraton, 163 Wardour Street (furniture designer)