A brief historical snapshop of the Cowherds

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 22, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments A brief historical snapshot of the Cowherds. Bevois Mount History Southampton d2e0dotc fFuSpebrfocuirsnsohatrrtySe haodt t08u:5u8  · It was the cowherd’s house then the Southampton Arms and finally The Cowherds Inn.
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Not such a problem crossing The Avenue then!

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 22, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments Not such a problem with crossing then! Bevois Mount History Southampton d2e0dotc fFuSpebrfocuirsnsohatrrtySe haodt t10u:4u3  · The cross roads at the top of the Avenue.
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Burgess Road Library, opened in May 1935

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 22, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments Burgess Road Library was opened in May 1935. It was the first library in Southampton to feature a specially designed and equipped children’s department (picture 1980). SEE Southampton tSp1hottnsoread  · Burgess Road Library 1980. Burgess Road Library was opened by the Mayor, Alderman G.A. Waller, in May 1935. It was the first library in Southampton to feature a specially designed and...
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WW1 and Avenue St Andrews United Reformed Church

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 22, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments Avenue St Andrews United Reformed Church’s role in helping WW1 soldiers camping on The Common. SEE Southampton tSp5hottnsoread  · Avenue St Andrews Congregational Church with hall next door where soldiers were camping on the Common in WW1 were given all sorts of practical help and support by members of the congregation.
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An old print of Portswood House

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 19, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments The old Portswood House. SEE Southampton 17 oFhebaatafrulrSfuaocruy apotsn 1se6oimS:rore4rd1t  · An old print of Portswood House and a map showing its location.
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Cllr Ransom, of one Southampton’s biggest ship builders, living in Hawthorn Cottage on The Common

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 17, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments Councillor John Ransom was one of the biggest ship builders in the town. He lived with his wife in Hawthorn Cottage (now the Urban Wildlife Centre) on the Common. Bevois Mount History Southampton o1t5 FSmebrcuptsaolirednaasy oat ronuiniege1dg0:s47  · Councillor John Ransom was one of the biggest ship builders in the town. He lived with his wife in Hawthorn Cottage (now the Wildlife Centre) on...
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An interesting landmark in Burgess Road marking the location of the former Crown and Sceptre Hotel

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 17, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments An interesting landmark! SEE Southampton YetoaShpstehrrdamrody at omnrtdsso0hrtuoe6:de39  · I am always fascinated as to why it was necessary to have a stone plaque to remember a pub which has been demolished. This stone marks the location of the former Crown and Sceptre Hotel in Burgess Road demolished about ten years ago. I only went in there once and don’t recall that it was in any way...
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St Denys station once had a bookstall!

Posted by Highfield Residents' Association on Feb 17, 2021 in Local History | 0 comments St Denys Station once had a bookstall! Bevois Mount History Southampton tSponS5soroerhd  · Slightly off our patch, but who would have thought that St Denys Station once had a bookstall?
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