Greyhound Lane, Wilton
Greyhound Lane is in the centre of Wilton. It’s probably named after the Greyhound pub which is close by, in …Read the Rest
Greyhound Lane is in the centre of Wilton. It’s probably named after the Greyhound pub which is close by, in …Read the Rest
Grovely View is in Wilton, close to South Street. Grovely Woods Grovely View is named after Grovely Wood which is …Read the Rest
Hare Warren Close is in Wilton. Hare Warren itself is the name of a yew forest on the Race Plain. …Read the Rest
Kingsway Trading Estate is on the outskirts of Wilton, just off the A36. The trading estate is named after ‘the …Read the Rest
King Street is on the north east edge of Wilton – it’s part of the A36. Kings Road, in contrast, …Read the Rest
Lampard Terrace is in Wilton, close to Seagrim Road. This is appropriate because Sarah Lampard and William Seagrim both left …Read the Rest
Maplecroft is on the ‘Ridings Mead’ estate, to the south of the city centre. Maple Crescent is in the Fugglestone …Read the Rest
Reproduced courtesy of Francis Frith. The Market Place, in the centre of Wilton, could be said to date from ‘time …Read the Rest
Minster Street is in the centre of Salisbury. It runs from the Poultry Cross to the Cheesemarket, or to put …Read the Rest
There is a Nadder Terrace in Churchfields, to the west of Salisbury, and another in Wilton which is a small …Read the Rest
Northleigh Terrace is in Wilton, which is a small town to the west of Salisbury. I don’t know why it …Read the Rest