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AVON MEADOW

AVONDYKE

BARFORD LANE

BARNABY CLOSE

BATTEN ROAD

THE BOROUGH

BREAMORE ROAD

CASTLE MEADOW

CATHERINE CRESCENT

CHAPEL LANE

CHURCH HATCH

CHURCH LANE

CHURCH LEAT

CRANBURY CLOSE

CROSSWAYS CLOSE

DOCTORS ALLEY

DOWNLANDS CLOSE

DOWNTON ROAD

EASTMAN CLOSE

ELIZABETH CLOSE

THE GLADES

GRAVEL CLOSE

GREEN LANE

GREENACRES

HAMILTON PARK

THE HEADLANDS

HIGH STREET

THE HIGHWAY

HYDE LANE

JOANNA CLOSE

LODE HILL

LONG CLOSE

LOWER ROAD

MARIE AVENUE

MESH POND

MOOT CLOSE

MOOT GARDENS

MOOT LANE

PARKERS CLOSE

ROMAN MEADOW

SALISBURY ROAD

SAXON MEADOW

SAXONHURST

SCOTTS CLOSE

THE SIDINGS

SLAB LANE

SNAIL CREEP

SOUTH LANE

SQUAREY CLOSE

STANDLYNCH

TWYNHAMS CLOSE

WARRENS LANE

WATERSIDE

WEEKE CLOSE

WHEELWRIGHT MEWS

WICK LANE

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SLAB LANE

Slab Lane was previously known as Beechy Hill (Source: Article by Jean Green published in the Downton Parish News in 1989 - reproduced in September and October 2007)).

EAST SIDE (from junction with Lode Hill)

1 Slab Lane

Former occupiers: Reg 'Cracker' Smith (1930s); Bertram Leonard Bishop (1960s-1970s).

2 Slab Lane

Former occupiers: William Hatton (1930s-1950s); Percival Ramsell (1960s-1980s).

3 Slab Lane

Former occupiers: Fred Coffin (1930s- 1960s); Ralph Henderson (1960s-1990s).

4 Slab Lane (Blakeway House)

A grade II listed building.

Listing description: Detached house. Mid C19. Flemish bond brick with vitrified headers, tiled hipped roof, brick stacks. Gable end to road entrance at right angles to road. 2- storey, 3-window. C20 door to right, 25-pane sash to either side, 2-light casement to left. First floor has three 25-pane sashes, all flush. Right return has no windows. Rear outshut has single leaded casement and first floor has 2-light casement. Interior not inspected.

Former Occupiers: Eric Blake (1940s- 1970s).

Apple Tree Cottage

Former Occupiers: Henry Eastman (1930s- 1950s); Mrs Eastman; Don Moody; Frank Witt (1960s); Reg Witt; Vicky Van Heusen; Bunty Footer.

6 Slab Lane (Lakelyn)

Semi-detached bungalow, constructed c1970 on the former site of a pair of cottages.

Former occupiers: (of cottages) Mr King; Mrs Elliott (1920s); Walter Earley; Philip Sutton (1960s); Mr Morris; (of bungalow) Mr Burrows; Brian Blanchard.

Little Thatch

Former Occupiers: Eddie Morgan (1930s- 1950s); Mrs G A S Thornton (1960s- 1970s).

Hazelacre

Former occupiers: John Cuthbert Matthews MA MC FRCP (1935-1964).

WEST SIDE (from junction with Lode Hill)

Rose Cottage

A grade II listed building.

Listing description: Detached cottage. Mid C19. Flemish bond brick with vitrified headers, ornamental tiled roof, gable-end brick stacks. 2- storey, 2-window. Central half-glazed door, with cambered head, either side is 2-light casement. First floor has two 2-light casements, all openings have cambered heads. Right return has one 2-light casement to ground and first floor, deep gables to roof. Left return has no windows. Interior not inspected.

Former occupiers: Charles Smith (Carpenter) (1930s-1950s); Mr Thomson (1964).

Bali-Hai

Detached bungalow constructed 1960- 1962 by current occupier, on land purchased from Mrs Eastman.

Byways

Detached bungalow constructed in the late 1950s on behalf of former occupier, possibly by Kingshotts.

Former occupier: Oliver Candy (1950s- 2007).

Corunna

Former occupiers: Ronald Spreadbury (1930s-1960s); Mrs Spreadbury (1960s- 1980s).

West View

Detached house constructed c1990. Replaced a chalk walled bungalow.

Former occupiers (of bungalow): Charles S Kimber (1930s-1970s); Mr Allen.

The Beeches

This house was occupied by American troops during World War Two.

Former occupiers: Albert Bishop (1930s); Mr Parrott; G C Wyatt (1960s); Lieutenant Commander Barnes; Mr Carroll.

Little Martha

Formerly known as Airways. The property once had an old air raid shelter dug into the bank at the front.

Former occupiers: Don and Jean Green - then Mrs Green as a widow (1930s? to 2009).

Chalk Pit Cottage

Former occupiers: Victor Edward Cook (1950s-1960s); John Hamblin.

 
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