Preston may refer to:
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Places
Australia
- Preston, Victoria
- Preston, Tasmania
Canada
- Preston, Ontario: now part of the city of Cambridge, Ontario
England
- Preston, Cotswold, Gloucestershire (near Cirencester)
- Preston, Devon
- Preston, Dorset
- Preston, Dover district, near Wingham, East Kent
- Preston, East Riding of Yorkshire, near Kingston upon Hull
- Preston, Faversham, Kent
- Preston, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire (near Ledbury)
- Preston, Hertfordshire
- Preston, Lancashire
- Preston, London, near Wembley
- Preston, Northumberland
- Preston, Rutland
- Preston, Somerset
- Preston, Tynemouth, Northumberland
- Preston, Wiltshire
- Preston Deanery, a village in Northamptonshire
- Preston on Tees, Eaglescliffe, Teesside
- Preston St Mary, Suffolk
- Preston Village, Brighton, Sussex
Scotland
- Preston, Scottish Borders, near Duns
- Preston, East Lothian, near Prestonpans
- Preston Mill, a watermill near East Linton, East Lothian
United States
- Preston, Connecticut
- Preston, Georgia
- Preston, Idaho (location and setting for the film Napoleon Dynamite)
- Preston, Iowa
- Preston, Kansas
- Preston, Kentucky
- Preston, Maryland
- Preston, Minnesota
- Preston, Mississippi
- Preston, New York
- Preston, Oklahoma
- Preston, Washington
- Preston County, West Virginia
- Preston, Adams County, Wisconsin
- Preston, Trempealeau County, Wisconsin
- Preston Road, important thoroughfare to the history and growth of Dallas, Texas, built over a historically important cattle trail
People
Surname
- Andrew Preston, American businessman, founder of United Fruit Company
- Billy Preston, musician (1946-2006)
- Brian Preston, a jurist in Wales
- Douglas Preston, author (b. 1956)
- Duke Preston, American football player
- Duncan Preston, British actor (b. 1946)
- Edward Carter Preston, English artist (1885 – 1965)
- Hubert Preston, British journalist (1868-1960)
- Hugh Berthon Preston, British shell-dealer and zoologist (1871-1945)
- John Preston, American author and editor
- John S. Preston, American Civil War general
- Kelly Preston, American actress
- Kenneth Preston, top enlisted soldier in the US Army
- Margaret Preston, Australian artist (1875 - 1963)
- Ray Preston (disambiguation)
- Ricardo "Rock" Preston, American football player
- Richard Preston, author (b. 1954)
- Robert Preston (actor), actor (1918-1987)
- Samuel Preston (singer) (known simply as "Preston"), lead singer and guitarist of The Ordinary Boys
- Samuel Tolver Preston, English engineer and physicist (1844-1917)
- Simon Preston, organist and composer
- Thomas Preston, 1st Viscount Tara, Irish soldier
- Thomas Preston (British Army officer), Captain of the Boston Massacre soldiers
- Timothy Preston, Manitoba judge
- William Preston (Freemason), author of Illustrations of Masonry
- William Preston (Virginia), American Revolutionary War figure
- William Ballard Preston, U.S. politician
- William C. Preston, U.S. politician
First name
- Preston Brooks, U.S. politician
- Preston Geritano, murdered criminal
- Preston Keat, political scientist
- Preston Manning, founder of the Reform Party of Canada
- Preston Martin, Zionist hardliner
- Preston Quick, American squash player
- Preston Sturges, director
- Preston Tucker, automobile designer and entrepreneur
Fictional characters
- Bill S. Preston Esq., one half of Bill and Ted, played by Alex Winter
- Sergeant Preston of the Yukon
- Dr. Preston Burke, Grey's Anatomy
- Preston the robot dog in the Wallace and Gromit film A Close Shave
- Preston of the Spaceways, a fictional character from the Honorverse
- Preston (played by Colin Hanks), Carl Denham's assistant in King Kong (2005 film)
- Cleric John Preston (played by Christian Bale), Equilibrium (film)
- Preston Winthrop from MySims Agents
Other
- Preston Baronets, baronetcies created for persons with the surname Preston
- WT Preston, a stern wheel snagboat operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers
- Preston Street for streets by this name
- Preston (METRORail station) - Houston METRORail
- Preston University, controversial unaccredited institution
- Preston University Pakistan, a campus affiliated with Preston University
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