Anagrams of Objects and Places

• Ollivanders is an anagram of Ronald Lives or Ronald's Evil
  
  This could hold several meanings. I think it's safe to assume that Ronald is Ron, so it may mean that Ron will not die throughout the seven books. However, it may also have been a clue for Book 5. When Mrs. Weasley tackled the boggart and it took the form of Ron sprawled across the carpet, some of us thought Ron was actually dead. This anagram may have told us four books before that he wasn't really dead when this happened. The anagram may also be telling us that if Ron does appear to die in future books, it will not be true. As for the second possibility, I think it's just a coincidence.



• Hogwarts is an anagram of Ghost War
  
  Is this referencing a battle between the ghosts of Hogwarts a long time ago? Either that, or perhaps the anagram is meant figuratively, saying that the war will not be seen by the teachers or students. -Thanks, Alex.



• Drooble's Best Blowing Gum is an anagram of Gold bribe below St. Mungos
  
  Very interesting... In Book 5, Neville's mum gives him a gum wrapper. Is she passing on an important message?
  
  Also, in Half-Blood Prince, Lupin said he was working underground with the Werewolves, could they be under St. Mungos too? Thanks, Dawn



• Platform nine and three quarters is an anagram of Frequent trains ran to help dream
  
  The train reference speaks for itself, but I'm interested about the dream part - JKR wouldn't really end the series that way, would she? -Thanks, Courtney.
  
  Also, maybe this coincidentally refers to Harry's childhood dream coming true when he was able to live a new life away from the Dursleys at Hogwarts. Thanks Chris and Sarah



• The Lightning Struck Tower is an anagram of The Glowing Stricken Truth
  
  The word "glowing" could represent the Mark that was placed above the infamous tower in HBP. The Dark Mark is used to show that someone within the area has been killed by one of Voldemort's followers, so if this is the "stricken truth", then could this mean Dumbledore is really dead? -Thanks, Aarif.