Pubs and hotels are not included here - see Pub Related page for them and see Church Related for places of worship. Little Marlow, Well End etc are under Nearby Places. It is worth checking there for outlying farms. New posts are being added frequently so if you can't yet find here the place you that are interested in, check back soon!
This list includes major references to specific places, not every mention of them on the blog which could run into dozens if not hundreds for some streets. Use the search box to find all references. The search box displays in desktop mode. Not sure where an old address or place was? Take a look at our "Where in Marlow was..?" posts - part one here, part two here, no 3 here , no 4 here
Aggerton / Aggleton / Aggelton Green
Toll gate / house here
Albion House
Use by:
Royal Military College junior branch here
Breakaway worshippers from Congregational Church after Rev Thomas Styles marriage - here
Bonnet O'Blue public house here
Mrs Tylecote's school here
Flint family, embroiders here
Resident - Colour Sergeant and Drill Instructor James Columbine here
Minor mentions - Use by British Schools here, Maddocks friends of the Shelleys here
Alfred House
See Cromwell House
Beacon / Becking Farm
Beaufort Cottage
Biography of the Smith family who lived there in Victorian / Edwardian times here
Beaumont Rise
Station masters who lived in Soho Terrace here
Beaufort Cottage, see above (Historic address sometimes put here)
During 1887 jubilee here
Some early residents here
Beech Lodge
Biography of the Wyndhams of there- here
Bencombe Farm, Marlow Bottom
Historic occupiers with research here
Berwick Road
Early residents (late 1800s & early 1900s) here
Blounts / Blunts Farm
Historic occupiers- here
Borlase School - see schools below
Brampton House : 1881 grave of Eliza Davison of Brampton House here
Brewery - see Wethereds below.
Burroughs Grove
Fountain family here
Cambridge Place (no longer exists)
WW1 casualty William Grove here
Cambridge Road
Biography of Nurse Cassidy and info about the early days of the hospital formerly there here
Detailed posts about Cottage Hospital at Cambridge House under Nurse Cole here and here
Biography of Cottage Hospital surgeon Dr John Dunbar Dickson and hospital fundraiser and hon sec Emily Dunbar Dickson here
The gas works off Cambridge Road here
Life here during Victorian / Edwardian football matches, fairs etc here
Cannon's Row
See Platt's Row below
Cape Town, Marlow
History post here
Causeway- for pubs see Pub Related on menu
Biography of resident George Cres(s)well here
Use during Marlow Fair and also Regatta here
In Parochial Assessment 1833 - here
For Marlow Bridge see General Marlow History option in the drop down menu.
Caxton Villa
History here
Cedar House / The Cedars
Resident Charlotte Cocks here
Chapel End - See Chapel Street
Chapel Street - For pubs see Pub Related on the menu. See also Spittal Street.
Rookery residents the Atkinsons here
(See also the Rookery below)
1700s residents here. Updated March 2024.
Biography of Martha Cleobury, early Victorian resident here
Sick Aid depot here
Primitive Methodist Chapel here
Chapel End toll gate here
The mystery of East & Harriman, Georgian grocers here (some distressing content)
Arthur Barnard's Stores here
Will of resident Catherine Suthery 1820 here
Church Passage (see also St Peters Street)
Complaints about things occurring there after dark! here
Claremont Road / Claremont Gardens Estate
The Badger family of Lulworth and Glade Nook - here
Death of young Alfred Nye of Ingledene here
Biography of the Smith family who lived at Beaufort Cottage there in Victorian / Edwardian times here
Clay Lane
The farm occupiers here *updated Jan 2024*
Clifton Villa, Glade Road
The Wells family here
Cottage Hospital - see Cambridge Road and Glade Road
The Cottage - Off Oxford Lane/Road
AKA Quoitings. NB not the same as Oxford Cottage.
Life of gardener Dennis H Wargent here
Court Garden
Biography of resident Dr Battie -here
Fraud case involving the gardener there here
Use in World War 2 here
Biography of Victorian head gardener William Neighbour here
The Croft
See Gyldernscroft.
Cromwell House
Historic occupiers with research into them here
Used by junior branch of Royal Military Academy. For more on that see here
Crown Lane
History here
Dial House:
The Rev Stephen Winter and family here
Dean Street- For pubs see Pub Related on menu
1847 -Election riots here
1700s residents here. Updated March 2024.
Ebenezer Chapel that was formerly there here
Lee/Wigginton grocers here
The Mission room/reading room/temperance coffee room here
Romany or gipsy families linked to this street here
Perry family and involvement in poaching here
Skewer making industry which was centered there here
Temperance movement there here
Those from the street involved in the 1880 election riots here
Trouble there with the Skeleton Army and Salvation Army here
Toll gate here
Eusebius Windsor 1830s resident here
New Year traditions here
Residents in 1907 Old Bailey theft case here
For pubs and beer houses see Pub Related menu option.
Dedmere Road
Bucks Chairmaking Co here
Early history and residents here
Duchess Place
Fire at Bucks Chair co here
Smith and Gammon families of there here
Dukes Place
Biography of the Fountain family here
Eton Place
Some significant events in the life of the Victorian/Edwardian Place here
The Eyrie
Captain Marshall's Menagerie and the floods here
Fair View - See Under Glade Road
Farms
Abbey Farm, Little Marlow- historic occupiers here
Beacon Farm/ Becking Farm historic occupants here
Bencombe Farm, Marlow Bottom - historic occupiers with research here
Blounts Farm- (Blunts) historic occupiers here
Burford Farm, Marlow Bottom -historic occupiers here
Copy Farm (not Copy charity farm/Loftins farm - occupiers here
Clay Lane Farm, historic occupiers *updated January 2024* here
Field House Farm history - here
Hard To Find Farm, Little Marlow here
Hawkins Farm - history and occupier list with details here More on tenant William Creswell Here
High Rews / Ruse - William Creswell Here
Homers - historic occupiers here
Hooks Farm, historic occupiers with research- here
Marlow Bottom Farm, historic occupiers here. During the Swing riots 1830 here
Monkton Farm, Little Marlow historical occupiers here
Red Barn Farm occupiers the Wanes here
Low Grounds Farm, Harleyford historic occupiers - here
Oakengrove here
Pigeon House Farm, historic occupiers here
Spade Oak Farm, historic occupiers -here
Town Farm - during Swing Riots 1830 here
Widmere Farm, historic occupiers here
Wycombe Road Farm owner William Cresswell here
Wymer(s) historic occupiers here
The Ferns, Glade Road (not Ferns, Little Marlow)
Victorian amateur sportswoman Nellie Creswell and Ferns resident here
Field House / Field House Farm
History here
Forty Green (and see Cape Town above)
1833 assessment, householder by householder- here
Foxes Piece
Allotments / playing field history here
Gables, The - Institute Road
Residents and Marlow Heroes the Dunbar Dicksons here
Garrison, The (house) here
Gas Alley Area
Life near the Gas Works here
Gas Works
Overall history, the explosion, fires, experiments conducted there, managers etc here
Gipsy Lane
Gipsy families in Marlow history, some of whom camped near Gipsy Lane here
Glade Road
Baptist Chapel history here
Clifton Villa and the Wells family here
Fair View, biography of the Cuppy family who lived there- here
The Glade AKA Cedar House- biography of resident Charlotte Cocks here
Leighton House history -here
The Limes historic occupiers - here
Panton Villas, Glade Road and the Nutt Family here
Cottage Hospital here (See also Cambridge Road).
Nearby allotments history here
Nellie Creswell of The Ferns (number 17), Victorian sportswoman - here
Number 7, formerly "Shamrock Cottage", some early residents here
Tragedy of John Mentor of The Limes, Glade Road here
Goodyers / Goodyears House-
Name changed to Thames Bank during Harriet Winfords time - post about the Winfords here
Gossmore Area
The Marshall Menagerie here
Marlow Racecourse here
Rifle Volunteer camps here
Gun Lane
Old police station and police court here
History post - here
Emily Frith, biography of a Victorian Gun Lane resident here
Emma and Jeremiah Harding of Trinity Cottages- here
The Garrison (military use and domestic) here
Gyldernscroft (Gildern(s)croft, The Croft, Townsend Cottage)
Grisly discovery at edge of grounds - here
Handy Cross
Blacksmith's Arms landlords- here
Residents 1833, household by household here
Farm occupiers here
Hanging Hill
See Prospect Road.
Harleyford
See Other Places on the drop down menu
Hawkins Farm
History and list of occupiers with details here
Leaseholder William Cre(s)swell here
Hayes Place / The Hayes
Conditions there in 1910 mentioned in this post here
General history post here
Heathers, The
Biography of resident Sarah Bliss Hammond here
Heights, The
Use in World War Two here and here
Highfield(s)
May day traditions here
High Rews / Ruse Farm
Farmer William Cresswell here
High Street
1700s residents here
Baines and Brown families confectionary shop- here
Camden, Steadman, his shoe and clothing shop - See number 31 below.
Chemist come bookshop belonging to George Cannon - what you could buy in that shop here, image and overview of his life here
Corner House, on the corner with West Street, occupiers from 1702 here
Cromwell house- biographies of occupiers here
Drapers premises of the Irving and Morgan families- photo of it as it looks today, photo of it in 1905 and info about those families here
Drapers premises ran by Meadows, Hewett, Davis families- here
Endall family Watchmakers here
During Marlow Fair here
Globe House - which once fronted onto the High Street where New Court is now - details of it's residents and history here
Grocers ran by East and Harriman (some distressing content) here
Grocers' premises and Hobbs / Kidd / Ilsley families who ran families here
Grocers ran by Trask, Hood, Mathews families here and later occupier Foottit the chemist here
Grocers ran by Aveling and Lovegrove families here
Hardings incredible hand built barge constructed in his back garden - here
John Howe's late 1700s booksellers in the High Street here
Ironmongers- ran by MacLean, Newman and Chalk families here
W.B Langston boot and shoe warehouse here
Mealing family furniture business here
Morris family drapers here
Moss family agricultural implements dealers, inventors etc here
Susan family pawnbroker/clothes dealer - here
Number 7- here
Number 31 (modern numbering) Steadman Camden's shoes and clothing shop- here
Number 35 (modern numbering), Bond family residence and business premises here
Number 37 High Street (modern numbering) see Grocer's premises Hobbs etc above.
Number 55 see W.B Langston above and Temperance Hotel below.
Parochial assessment 1833 (householder by householder) parts which cover High Street (more to come):
Pearce, George Smith hairdresser/ printer etc here
Biography of Robert Hayes Smith- High Street journalist, bookseller, stationer etc here and gas explosion at Smith & Co here
Stephens, Blandy & co bank here
Temperance Hotel here
For pubs see the Pub Related menu option.
Hill Farm
History and occupiers- here
Holland Road
Early residents and history here
Homers Farm
Historic occupiers here
Hooks Cottages
Occupiers 1833, household by household= here
Hooks Farm
Historic list of occupiers and other information here. Use in WW1 - here
Ingledene - See Claremont Road
Institute Road
Early history of the Institute in detail here
Early history of the Armoury (some distressing content) here
South African wars memorial plaque here
Biography of residents Marlow heroes the Dunbar Dicksons of The Gables here
During 1887 Jubilee celebrations here
Maldah here
Sunnycroft (brief) here
Kenton House-
Edwardian residents here
Leighton House
History as school and private residence here
Linden Villa
The people who lived there- here
Liston Hall
Previous life as Primitive Methodist chapel here
Low Grounds Farm, Harleyford
List of occupiers of the farm later 1700s to early 1900s with research about them here
Lulworth - see Claremont Road
Madge Hawes Lane (Spinfield Lane)
(AKA Majaws Lane, Madge House Lane, Forty Green Lane)
Parochial assessment 1833 here
Marefield Passage
Sad case involving residents the Boddy family here
1833 Parochial assessment (house by house survey with occupants) - here
Marefield Place - see Prospect Road, its later name.
Market Square
During Marlow Fair here
Corner House occupiers from 1700s - here
For the Crown inn/hotel and Hope pub etc see Pub Related on the main drop down menu.
Marlow Bottom
See Farms above or for other content Other Places on the top drop down menu.
Marlow Institute
Detailed early history here
Marlow Lodge
Early residents here
Marlow Manor House
Description of it as inherited in dower by Constance Le Despenser in 1400 here
Marlow Place:
History overview and Marlow Place School Here
Life for Royal Military College cadets who lodged there here
Use In World War Two here
Grave of resident William Niven here
Full history here
Mill Road/Lane
See also Platts Row
History of Caxton Villa here
Munday Dean
History here
Munday Dean Lane
Some residents mentioned in this post
Parish allotments here
See also under Workhouse below
New Court House
History of it and the people who lived there- here
New Town Area
Note this originally referred to a wider area than the current New Town Road. See also Holland Road on this page.
Plans to provide a pub for brick work labourers and others in area here
Oakengrove
Historic occupiers here
Oxford House, Oxford Road
History and occupiers here
Oxford Road (formerly Oxford Lane)
Biographies of three Victorian / Edwardian widow residents of the Almshouses here and biographies of three more here
Biography of resident Sarah Evans, also of the Almshouses here and Ann Barney ditto here and Jane Gibbons ditto here.
1700s residents -here
1833 Parish Assessment entries, house by house here and here
Oxford House history here
For Crown and Anchor etc see Pub related on menu.
Oxford Terrace - see Oxford Road
Panton Villas
The Nutt family of Panton Villas here
Parsonage, The (house)
Theft case from there - involving residents the Morgans here
Pigeon House Farm, Little Marlow
Historic occupiers- here
Platt's Row / Road
Originally Cannon's Row- history and people here.
Caxton Villa residents - here
See also Mill Road which these residences are part of.
Post Office
Will of postmaster James Field 1849 and his wife Sarah 1855 here
Life of the poetic postmaster, radical and friend of Shelley William Tyler -here
For biographies of other post office staff see the General History index occupations section here
Potlands / Portlands Alley
Parochial Assessment 1833 (householders with property descriptions) here
Photo and quick history here
People of Potlands in the Victorian era here
Prospect House
Detailed history here
Prospect Road
Hanging Hill allotments history here
Marlow Heroes Bonny & Corby here
Early history here
Providence Place (Off Dean Street)
Ebenezer Chapel that was formerly there here
Queen's Road
Tucker family here
Victorian postman Plumridge here
Quoiting Square (previously Quoiting Place)
Use during Marlow Fair here
List of residents and occupiers 1700s here
Previous occupiers of the site of Platts (petrol pump/showroom site) here
See also Church Related option on drop down menu for the church there, and Pub Related for the pubs.
1833 Parochial Assessment for this area here and here (occupiers house by house with property descriptions).
Property mentioned in the will of Thomas Bowen 1844 here, occupied by Dorrells.
For Quoitings House see The Cottage above.
Ragman's Castle
Residents 1833 here
Red Pits / Redpits
Corby family members of Red Pits in the will of Elizabeth Plumridge quoted here
For the Hare and Hounds see the pub index.
Remnantz
Biography of Stephen Remnant, early occupier here
Life for the young cadets at the military college- here
Photos of items once dug up at Remnantz and adjacent properties -here
Use for a cricket match here
The barge that came over the wall (!) here
Servants in household 1871 here
Riley Recreation Ground / Crown Meadow
Use during Marlow Fair here and during the Edwardian Fair here
Use during 1902 Coronation Celebrations here
Role in Peace Celebration 1919 here
Other former uses - football ground, home to travelling theatres, water carnival etc here and athletic meetings here
Biography of Edward Riley here
Rookery, The
Rookery residents the Atkinsons here
Harvest Home celebrations held there here
Rye Peck
Biography of Cuppy family, one of whom used Rye Peck as a private hotel- here
Biography of Robert Shaw King of the River here
Schools
Bluecoats School here
Borlase school in 1830s/40s here
British Schools here
Charity School - see Borlase
Free School - see Borlase
Leighton House/Misses Curtis school here
Prospect House Academy / Faux's Academy here. Drill instructor Columbine of the school features here
Schools Listings- 72 premises mentioned- here
Two Victorian schoolmistresses of St Peters Street Girls & Infants National schools here
Marlow Place boarding school for young gentlemen here
1850s night school for agricultural labourers and the Regency adult education institutions Here
Also see under West Street below.
Sentry Hill
Use in World War Two here
Seymour Court Road
Early history here
Seymour Court toll house keeper and convict William Neighbour here
Seymour Park Road
Early history here
Shelley House/Cottages
See Albion House
Shops
Adams/Blizzard/North toy and fancy goods shop, and newsagent here and here
Allam Family fishmongers Spittal Street here
Baines and Brown families confectioners, High Street here
Barnard's Stores of Chapel Street & Spittal Street here & grave of Arthur Edward Barnard -here
Bateman's Grocers, West Street - here
Batting & Evans pawnbrokers/furniture dealers etc Quoiting Square here (There was also a Batting premises in West Street)
Biggs family bakers - here
Butler grocers / cheesemongers Quoiting Square here
Camden, Steadman shoe and clothing shop, High Street here
Cannons, George Chemist and bookseller Market Square later High Street here , overview of his life and premises image here
Emma Carter the butcher here
Christmas at Victorian shops including Morgan's drapers, Maskells/ Maddisons/ Woods (poulterers/game dealers), Deaths bakers, Clarks butchers and Clifton's provisioners - here lists some items available to buy from Marlow Victorian traders at Christmas, while this covers festive shop displays from the same period.
Colonial Meat Stores, Spittal Street - here
Corner House High Street/ West Street- long list of historic shopkeepers here
Drapers High Street (Meadows, Hewett/Hewitt/Davis) here
Drapers in West Street occupied by Grant, Hall, King, Roberts here
Dukes family shop premises and information (West Street) here
Eagle family grocers here
East furniture dealers Quoiting Square here
East & Harriman grocers/provision merchants of High Street/Chapel Street here (distressing)
Eddowes Ironmongers Spittal Street here
Endall watchmakers West Street and High Street here
Foottit chemists here
Gibbons tallow chandler/grocer/spirit merchant, West Street here
Graham pawnbroker Quoiting Square here
Harman's Chemist -here
Harriman & East - see East above.
Hobbs / Kidd / Ilsley families grocery shop in High Street *updated October 2023*- here
Howes booksellers in the High Street here
Ironmongers shop, High Street- Maclean, Newman and Chalk families here
Ironmongers shop, West Street 17/1800s, Hobbs, Lane, Almond and Lunnon occupiers here
Irving family drapers in High Street here
W B Langston boot & shoe warehouse, High Street here
Meakes Ironmongers, Spittal Street here
Mealing family furniture showrooms here
Morgan family drapers here
Morris family drapers here
Pearce, George Smith hairdresser/ printer etc (High Street) here
Sawyer family bakery (West Street)- here *UPDATED OCTOBER 2023*
Smith- Robert Hayes and his booksellers, stationers shop etc here. He was earlier located at a premises in Spittal Street.
Spindlo bakers here *updated Sept 2023*
Susan - clothes dealer and pawnbroker High Str, and grocers, Spittal Street here
Trask, Hood, Mathews - Grocery shop, High Street here
Wigginton/Lee grocers Dean Street here
Soho Terrace
Station masters who lived in the terrace here
Spinfield House/Lodge
History of the house: here
Victorian dog shows here
List of gardeners here
Grave of the Howard children here
Grave of James Carson 1873 here
Spittal Street and Spittal Square
Also check Chapel Street due to frequent historic muddling of addresses. Chapel Street and Spittal Street run into each other.
Colonial Meat Stores - here
Barnard's Stores here
Biggs family bakers -here
Emma Carter the butcher here
Eagle family grocers (1800s) here
Early cinema there (Marlow Picture Palace) here
Harman's Chemist - here
Meakes and Eddowes Ironmongers here
Robert Hayes Smith and his hairdressers and printing business in this street here
Miss Hurrell's servants' agency- here
Spindlo bakers here
The Spittal Street Poltergeist??? (And the Allam family) - here
Charles Susan - grocer here
Station Road
See also Aggerton / Aggleton Green above.
Flooding there 1894/5 and 1903 here
Marlow Lodge aka Suffolk Lodge early residents here
Marlow Place- has its own heading see above
Biography of seedsman and nurserymen Albert Bridgman -here
Suffolk Lodge, see below. Has own entry on this list.
Wellingrove Villa, early residents- here
St Peter's Court
Post about this miserable place- here
St Peter's Street and see St Peter's Court above. See also Church Related and Pub Related options on the top drop down menu.
Marlow's first "cinema" here
During 1902 Coronation Celebrations here
The old Marlow bridge here
Photos of graffiti from 1840s+ here
Various properties in will of Thomas Gibbons 1824 here
Two Victorian schoolmistresses of St Peters Street Girls & Infants National schools here
Bucks Chair Company workshops here
Winters family of Dial House here
See Schools heading too.
Stratton House
See The Heathers (original property name)
Suffolk Lodge (Marlow Lodge)
History of the house, and visit by Ellen Terry here *updated October 2023*
List of gardeners here
Sycamore House
The Ransome family here
Thames Bank House (note Thames Bank is also used as a location address for properties we would now describe as in Mill Rd. Previously Thames Bank House was known as Lymbrook and Goodyers, later as Thames Lawn, the second Marlow house to hear that name)
Residents the Winfords -here
The Cocks menagerie there here and here
1875 servants ball - within post here
List of gardeners there here
Biography of head gardener Albert Bridgman here
Townsend Cottage -
See Gyldernscroft. Note Townsend / Towns End was also a more generalized location, roughly akin to just beyond West End, up to near Redpits along what we now call Henley Road.
Trinity Road - see Gun Lane
Victoria Road -
Early residents and history here
Bucks Chair Co - here
Kenton House - here
Well End Street - see Dean Street. This is "Well End" Great Marlow. For the hamlet of Well End near Little Marlow see the Other Places section on the menu.
Western House
Dispute involving the Fowler family who resided there here
Some Victorian residents here
West End - See West Street & Henley Road.
West Street- For pubs see Pub Related on the menu.
West Street Schools (not Borlase) and the shops of Caroline Anthony and Noah Bartlett. Pictures and occupier info (For the schools this contains more detail of those involved with them than the general school listings post) here. For Borlase/ Bluecoats/Marlow Free School see schools above.
Albion House - see above
Adams/Blizzard/North toy and fancy goods shop, and newsagent here
Bateman's grocery shop - here
Biography of Sarah Bliss Hammond of The Heathers etc here
Biography of Stephen Remnant of Remnantz here here
Camden/Bowen/Allum family homes here
Drapers ran by Grant, Hall, King, Roberts families- here
Dukes family china shop- photo of premises as it looks today and some information about them here
Rachel Hall the butcher here
Endall Watchmakers here
Flint family embroiderers, baby linen and cambric cap makers here
Gibbons tallow chandler/grocer/spirit merchant here
Hackshaws, saddler, harness makers etc (modern no 79) here
Historic graffiti on a wall here
Number 7-9 (modern numbering) West Street, historic ironmonger's shop - here
Number 11 (modern numbering) surgeon's house, grocer's shop here
Number 13 West Street (modern numbering) see Dukes above.
Number 18 West Street (modern numbering) Ruth North and her shop here
Number 42 West Street (modern numbering) historic residents James and Sarah Puddifant here
Numbers 45 and 47 West Street (modern numbering) here
Number 79 (modern numbering) Hackshaw family harness and saddle makers - Here
Number 81 West Street (modern numbering)- will and research for resident Mary Garland Lovegrove here
Number 86 (modern numbering) historic residents Rebecca Blake, an early photographer and her husband Richard here.
Parochial Assessment 1833 (householder by householder) parts which cover West Street are:
See also this here and here for West Street properties indexed in the wrong place.
Photos of items once dug up at Remnantz and adjacent properties here
Potlands (Portlands) Alley. Modern photo and basic history here
Ralph Spicer the Victorian solicitor and his premises here
Residents in the 1700s here
Royal Military Academy, life for the young cadets here
Sawyer Family bakery- here
Smiths family bootmakers here
Use during Marlow Fair here
Western House - some Victorian residents - here
Will of Richard Silver, resident and childbed linen manufacturer here
Will of resident Thomas Bowen, retired publican 1844 here
1700s West Street residents here
For pubs and beer houses see the Pub Related menu option.
Wethered's Brewery
Accusation of illegal ingredients included in the brew here
First World War memorial tablet here
Death of employee Joseph Finch included in post here
More beer sellers than bakers - the fight to keep Marlow Pubs alive here
1833 listing of brewery buildings used/owned by Wethereds from the Parish Assessment here
Images of brewery now here
Biography of brewery clerk and Victoria Cross holder David Rush - here
See Person Index for all mentions of the Wethered family.
Widmere Farm
Historic occupiers here
Workhouse
Biography of 1840s managers the Reeves here
Use during one of the Cholera epidemics here
Wrights paper mills
Experience of child labourers there here
How the staff celebrated Victorian royal events here
See Person Index for all mentions of members of the Wright family.
Wycombe Road
The people of Linden Villa - here
Wycombe Rd farmer, the quirky miser William Cre(s)swell Here
Mile "stone" for toll road here
Accidents and tragedies involving former residents here here
For pubs see the Pub related menu.
Wymers Farm
Historic occupiers here
York Road
Biography of midwife Sarah Price who lived there here
Early history and residents of the road here
WW1 casualty Horace Batting who lived in York Road as a small boy here
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