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Carisbrooke Street Names

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Carisbrooke Road, Carisbrooke/Newport

Carisbrooke Road runs from the junction of Newport High Street/Castlehold and Pyle Street to Cedar Hill. At some point at the beginning of the 20th century the house numbering changed, the 1904 ....

Laundry Lane, Carisbrooke

Laundry Lane appears to have originally (19th C) been known as Bedford Row. The 1911 Kelly's directory records 'Newport, Carisbrooke & District Steam Laundry Co. Limited' located in Bedford ....

Millbrook/MillbrookeTerrace/Place

Millbrook (or Millbrooke) Terrace (or Place) (1 to 5), is the old name for the terrace of Victorian houses, now numbered 120 to 128 Carisbrooke Road, to the east of Westmill Cottage.

Pittis's Field, Newport

Pittis's Field - Used in some Victorian references to refer to a development off Trafalgar Road Newport formed by East View, South View and West View. The 1841 Tithe Maps shows the field to have ....

Rag Row, Carisbrooke

Rag Row, was a terrace of houses on the north-west side of modern-day Laundry Lane. Some records identify it as Bedford Row. The 1871 census records 15 households; they are not shown on the 1898 OS ....

South Mall, Carisbrooke

South Mall, Carisbrooke was the name given to the houses along the mall (raised footway) on the east side of St. John's Road from Medina Avenue (Shide Path) to Cypress Cottage.

Tannery Place, Carisbrooke (aka Lukely Place/ Lukely Terrace)

Tannery place, Carisbrooke was the original name for the terrace of small cottages on the north side of Carisbrooke Road, to the west of the Wellington Road junction. Built in the 1870's and ....

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