One of the Shakespeare related street names in Stratford sub Castle. The Earl of Warwick is a charactor in Henry VI
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Either named after the House of Windsor (i.e the current Royal Family) or the town of Windsor itself. It could be either – the House of Windsor only came into being in 1917, and although I would have guessed that the houses here are a little bit older than that, it could be that they . . . → Read More: Windsor Road, Windsor Street SP2 Wyndham Road is to the north of Salisbury City Centre. It is named after the Wyndham family, who included at least one MP, Wadham Wyndham. He spoke against Catholic Emancipation in the 1820s, and owned what is now the Council House. Memorial for Thomas Wyndham in Salisbury cathedral Visiting Salisbury? For accommodation, see . . . → Read More: Wyndham Road, Wyndham Terrace SP1 To be completed… Visiting Salisbury? For accommodation, see the Hotels in Salisbury page. |
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