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Manor Farm Road is in Milford, which is the slightly nebulous area to the east of Salisbury. It runs along the eastern edge of Milford Hill, from Laverstock Road to the bottom of Milford Hollow. I don’t know whether Manor Farm still exists or what the extent of it was, but I would expect that it was . . . → Read More: Manor Farm Road, Milford Manor Road runs along the top of Milford Hill, from Kelsey Hill to Wain-a-Long Road. I’m not sure why it was called Manor Road. It could be a reference to the ‘manor of Milford’, which is how the Milford area was referred to in older documents and maps. It might be derived from the building that was known . . . → Read More: Manor Road, Salisbury Methuen Drive is on the eastern side of Salisbury. It’s just off from Fowlers Road, which is the road that connects Milford Hill to Fowlers Hill. I would hazard a guess that the name Methuen Drive is a reference to Field-Marshall Lord Methuen. The Field-Marshall was chair of the governing body of the Godolphin School from 1913 . . . → Read More: Methuen Drive, Salisbury Milford Hill is on the eastern side of Salisbury. I think it’s fair to say that ‘Milford Hill’ denotes both the hill itself and a specific road. The road called Milford Hill runs eastwards from Milford Street, in the centre of Salisbury, towards Milford and Laverstock. I have discussed Milford itself on the page for Milford Trading Estate, . . . → Read More: Milford Hill, Salisbury Milford Hollow is a track or path on the eastern side of Milford Hill. It runs from the top of Milford Hill down to where the bottom of Shady Bower meets Milford Mill Road and Manor Farm Road.
Milford Hollow, Milford Of the four elements that form the crossroads, Milford Hollow is now certainly the minor one, . . . → Read More: Milford Hollow, Milford Milford Manor Gardens is at the eastern end of Shady Bower, at the bottom of the hill. It is named in reference to Milford Manor – it’s possible that the land on which the road was built was once part of the Manor’s gardens. Milford Manor
Milford Manor, Milford Milford Manor is the large grey building at the bottom . . . → Read More: Milford Manor Gardens, Milford Milford Mill Road is in Milford, which is a suburb to the east of Salisbury city centre. Milford Mill Road runs from the bottom of Shady Bower, over Milford Bridge, then out towards Petersfinger. The road is named, obviously enough, in reference to the mill. There are two private houses called ‘Mill House’ and ‘The Granary’ on the . . . → Read More: Milford Mill Road, Milford Milford Park is in what I think of as Milford proper, between Milford Bridge and Milford Manor. Milford is a somewhat nebulous area, but the current consensus would be that it’s on the eastern side of Salisbury. There is more on Milford itself on the page for Milford Trading Estate Milford Park may have been built in . . . → Read More: Milford Park, Milford Milford Street is in the centre of Salisbury. It leads east from the New Canal up to Milford Hill. Milford Street was originally Winchester Street. The current Winchester Street was Wyneman Street. Milford Street It’s most prominent building is the Red Lion Hotel Red Lion Hotel, Salisbury
Visiting Salisbury? This page discusses both the name ‘Milford’ and Milford Trading Estate itself. The Milford Trading Estate is to the south east of Salisbury, just off from Tollgate Road. What is Milford? Milford itself is more difficult to pin down as a particular location, or set of locations. Old Milford Before the move from Old Sarum to Salisbury, much of . . . → Read More: Milford Trading Estate, Salisbury |
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