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Grace Close is on the ‘Fugglestone Red’ estate at the northern end of the Devizes Road. The Meaning of Grace ‘Grace’ in English has two or three separate strands of meaning – incorporating elegance, gratitude and the blessing of God. An online dictionary says that: For the ancient Romans, gratia had three distinct meanings: . . . → Read More: Grace Close, Salisbury 
Grange Gardens is just off from Saint Marks Avenue, between Saint Mark’s Roundabout and the schools at the top of the hill. The hill was once called Mizmaze Hill People ‘of a certain age’ will recognize the origin of the name ‘Grange Gardens’ immediately – it’s named in reference to ‘The Grange’, which in the . . . → Read More: Grange Gardens, Salisbury London to Salisbury part 2 – Wimbledon to Woking This the second exciting instalment of my guide to the train journey from London to Salisbury. Truth to tell, this is probably the section of the journey I know least about. I’m going to add in a couple of sentences about Mercedes-Benz and the racecourse (is . . . → Read More: From London to Salisbury by Train – part two Link Way is on Bishopdown, to the north of Salisbury city centre. It’s an odd name for the road, because it’s basically a cul-de-sac. It doesn’t really link anything. It could be that at some stage in the past it did link two roads. Link Wray Whenever I see the road or hear it’s name . . . → Read More: Link Way, Salisbury The Old George Mall is Salisbury’s main pedestrian shopping precinct, right in the centre of the City. History of the Old George Inn Old George Mall Salisbury The Old George Mall is named after the Old George Inn, which stood, and, in part, still stands, at the Western end of the Mall, on the Salisbury’s . . . → Read More: Old George Mall, Salisbury |
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