Fulford Place, Salisbury
As far as I’m aware Fulford Place no longer exists. It was a small ‘court’ off of Castle Street. Salisbury’s …Read the Rest
Category Archives: Street Names
Gee! …another letter finished
I’ve finished posting about the origins of all the Salisbury road names beginning with ‘G’ Gainsborough Close, Salisbury – probably …Read the Rest
Gas Lane, Salisbury
Gas Lane was named after the Salisbury gasworks, obviously enough. The Salisbury Gas Light and Coke Company[1] was founded in …Read the Rest
Gainsborough Close, Salisbury
Gainsborough Close in Salisbury. Who is Gainsborough? Includes Thomas Gainsborough, Edmund Blackadder, Wilton House, the planet Mercury and a premature obituary
Gawthorne Drive, Harnham
Gawthorne Drive is in Harnham, which is Salisbury’s southern suburb. I think Gawthorne Drive is named after Edward Wilkes Gawthorne. …Read the Rest
George Street, Salisbury
George Street and George Street South are to the north of Salisbury’s city centre. George Street was one of two …Read the Rest
Gibbs Close, Salisbury
Gibbs Close is in the Hampton Park area of Bishopdown Farm. I have no idea why it’s called Gibbs Close. …Read the Rest
Gigant Street, Salisbury
Gigant Street is in the centre of Salisbury – it runs from Milford Street to Trinity Street. ‘Gigant Street’ was …Read the Rest
Gilbert Way, Salisbury
Gilbert Way is on Bishopdown, north of Salisbury city centre. The derivation of the name ‘Gilbert Way’ is fairly clear. …Read the Rest
Gipsy Lane, Milford
Gipsy Lane is to the north east of Petersfinger Road in Milford. I would guess that it’s called Gipsy Lane …Read the Rest
Glendale Crescent, Milford
Glendale Crescent is in Milford, close to Riverbourne Road. I don’t know why it’s called Glendale Crescent. I’ve not been …Read the Rest
Glenmore Road, Salisbury
Glenmore Road is off from the London Road, not far from the London Road cemetary. There is also a Glenmore …Read the Rest