Salhouse Road - Revision history

Bev: Update of entry to include isolation hospital

2022-12-06T22:42:54Z

Update of entry to include isolation hospital

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-In the late 19th century Salhouse Road seemed to be a road that people avoided, this reluctance in all probability was it was site for the city's isolation hospital. Much of the land which has now become the Heartsease Estate had originally been a cavalry ground but with the advent of World War I it became an Aerodrome. Not only were there the associated buildings but the firms of Bolton and Paul and Barnard's had manufacturing facilities for both aircraft and war effort. Whilst some of these buildings have been lost during redevelopment many of the original buildings are still in use a century later. Until the city council took over the land which had originally been the airfield and converted it into a housing development there with minimal residential property of the Salhouse Road with most of the development taking place on side roads. With recent developments in the area has become virtually all retail or industrial in character.
+In the early nineteenth century, Salhouse Road was a completely rural thoroughfare although towards the end of the century this was to change when a large area became used as a cavalry ground, however, in the early 20th century Salhouse Road seemed to be a road that people avoided, this reluctance in all probability as it was the site for the city's isolation hospital.
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-Image: 014r0ae3001i.jpg| Salhouse Road Industrial units. The unit in the forground is Impress formerly the NACANCO and METAL BOX CO
+Image: 014r0ae3001i.jpg| Salhouse Road Industrial units. The unit in the foreground is Impress formerly the NACANCO and METAL BOX CO
-Image: 014r0ae30a0a.jpg| Outside the Georgian Hotel,formally Sprowston Grange, now The Racecourse Inn on Salhouse Road, Lady on left Kathleen Legood who worked at Grange Farm during WW2 when it was bombed.
+Image: 014r0ae30a0a.jpg| Outside the Georgian Hotel, formally Sprowston Grange, now The Racecourse Inn on Salhouse Road, Lady on left Kathleen Legood who worked at Grange Farm during WW2 when it was bombed.
 Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.
 Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s

Bev: New photo in Gallery

2022-02-20T15:43:42Z

New photo in Gallery

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	Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg\| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.		Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg\| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.
	Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg\| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s		Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg\| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s
			Image:Salhouse Road 1963.jpg\|Salhouse Road Sprowston looking towards Norwich in 1963 Note despite being a residential road there is no speed limit.
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Bev: Add Caption details

2021-09-15T11:10:04Z

Add Caption details

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	Image: 014r0ae3001i.jpg\| Salhouse Road Industrial units. The unit in the forground is Impress formerly the NACANCO and METAL BOX CO		Image: 014r0ae3001i.jpg\| Salhouse Road Industrial units. The unit in the forground is Impress formerly the NACANCO and METAL BOX CO
	Image: 014r0ae30a0a.jpg\| Outside the Georgian Hotel,formally Sprowston Grange, now The Racecourse Inn on Salhouse Road.		Image: 014r0ae30a0a.jpg\| Outside the Georgian Hotel,formally Sprowston Grange, now The Racecourse Inn on Salhouse Road, Lady on left Kathleen Legood who worked at Grange Farm during WW2 when it was bombed.
	Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg\| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.		Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg\| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.
	Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg\| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s		Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg\| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s
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Bev: Delete Stub

2017-02-15T15:47:42Z

Delete Stub

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	In the late 19th century Salhouse Road seemed to be a road that people avoided, this reluctance in all probability was it was site for the city's isolation hospital. Much of the land which has now become the Heartsease Estate had originally been a cavalry ground but with the advent of World War I it became an Aerodrome. Not only were there the associated buildings but the firms of Bolton and Paul and Barnard's had manufacturing facilities for both aircraft and war effort. Whilst some of these buildings have been lost during redevelopment many of the original buildings are still in use a century later. Until the city council took over the land which had originally been the airfield and converted it into a housing development there with minimal residential property of the Salhouse Road with most of the development taking place on side roads. With recent developments in the area has become virtually all retail or industrial in character.		In the late 19th century Salhouse Road seemed to be a road that people avoided, this reluctance in all probability was it was site for the city's isolation hospital. Much of the land which has now become the Heartsease Estate had originally been a cavalry ground but with the advent of World War I it became an Aerodrome. Not only were there the associated buildings but the firms of Bolton and Paul and Barnard's had manufacturing facilities for both aircraft and war effort. Whilst some of these buildings have been lost during redevelopment many of the original buildings are still in use a century later. Until the city council took over the land which had originally been the airfield and converted it into a housing development there with minimal residential property of the Salhouse Road with most of the development taking place on side roads. With recent developments in the area has become virtually all retail or industrial in character.

Bev: New Page Salhouse Road

2015-09-20T16:06:08Z

New Page Salhouse Road

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In the late 19th century Salhouse Road seemed to be a road that people avoided, this reluctance in all probability was it was site for the city's isolation hospital. Much of the land which has now become the Heartsease Estate had originally been a cavalry ground but with the advent of World War I it became an Aerodrome. Not only were there the associated buildings but the firms of Bolton and Paul and Barnard's had manufacturing facilities for both aircraft and war effort. Whilst some of these buildings have been lost during redevelopment many of the original buildings are still in use a century later. Until the city council took over the land which had originally been the airfield and converted it into a housing development there with minimal residential property of the Salhouse Road with most of the development taking place on side roads. With recent developments in the area has become virtually all retail or industrial in character.

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Image: 014r0ae3001i.jpg| Salhouse Road Industrial units. The unit in the forground is Impress formerly the NACANCO and METAL BOX CO
Image: 014r0ae30a0a.jpg| Outside the Georgian Hotel,formally Sprowston Grange, now The Racecourse Inn on Salhouse Road.
Image: 014r0ae3004m.jpg| White House Farm Cottages, Salhouse Road.
Image: 014r0ae3006t.jpg| Picture taken outside of Whitehouse farm Cottages.See Comma ref. 51.22. The 1900s
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