Place Name Laid out in two stages in 1903 and 1906, this street recalls the Larpent family who were prominent…
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Place Name Laid out in two stages in 1903 and 1906, this street recalls the Larpent family who were prominent…
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Place Name Thought to be named after its Jewish inhabitants. It was one of several Jew’s Rows that appeared around…
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Place Name Takes its name from the largest of the Channel Islands. It became part of the Duchy of Normandy…
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Place Name Kingsclere, between Newbury and Basingstoke, was first mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle of AD872 as Cynig’s Clere, meaning…
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Place Name As with neighbouring streets this street was laid out over land owned and developed by Magdalen College, Oxford…
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Place Name Takes its name from the county town of Suffolk, one of England’s oldest continuously inhabited communities, that has…
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Place Name Ibsley is a small hamlet in the New Forest, with the surrounding fertile lands supporting local agriculture for…
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Place Name Named after Joshua Vanneck, Lord Huntingfield (December 31, 1745 – August 15, 1816), who bought Roehampton Great House,…
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Place Name In 1835 Jane Seymour Colman married Admiral Sir William Hotham, a Royal Navy officer who had seen service…
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Place Name Horndean, near the South Downs, lies, like the Alton Estate itself, on the old London to Portsmouth road.…
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