Twickenham Road, Teddington - Revision history

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	Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.		Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.

	The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [https://www.richmond.gov.uk~~/home/services/planning/listed_buildings~~/locally_listed_buildings~~.htm~~ website]		The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [https://www.richmond.gov.uk/locally_listed_buildings website]
	as Buildings of Townscape Merit are:		as Buildings of Townscape Merit are:

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	Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.		Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.

	The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [~~http~~://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/planning/listed_buildings/locally_listed_buildings.htm website]		The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [https://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/planning/listed_buildings/locally_listed_buildings.htm website]
	as Buildings of Townscape Merit are:		as Buildings of Townscape Merit are:

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	This page is part of the [[Directory of Buildings of Townscape Merit (BTMs) and Listed Buildings]] in Teddington assembled by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [~~http~~://www.teddingtonsociety.org~~.uk~~ The Teddington Society].		This page is part of the [[Directory of Buildings of Townscape Merit (BTMs) and Listed Buildings]] in Teddington assembled by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [https://www.teddingtonsociety.org The Teddington Society].
	You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].		You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].

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	You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].		You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].

	The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to [[~~Twickenham~~ Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]], turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as [[Kingston Road]]. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of [[~~Twickenham~~ Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]] and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].		The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to [[Ferry Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]], turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as [[Kingston Road]]. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of [[Ferry Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]] and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].

	About 1970, traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].		About 1970, traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].

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	* [[Twickenham Road 42-44]]		* [[Twickenham Road 42-44]]

	~~There is a Grade II Listed Building in this road as follows:~~
	*[[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"]]

	[[Category:BTMs]]		[[Category:BTMs]]
	[[Category:Roads]]		[[Category:Roads]]

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	The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]], turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as [[Kingston Road]]. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]] and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].		The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]], turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as [[Kingston Road]]. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]] and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].

	About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].		About 1970, traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].

	Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.		Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.

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	You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].		You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].

	The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to St ~~Mary’s~~ Church, turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as Kingston Road. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of St~~. Mary’s~~ Church and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].		The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]], turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as [[Kingston Road]]. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of [[Twickenham Road, "St Mary's Church"\|St Mary's Church]] and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].

	About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].		About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].

Cphicks at 15:14, 29 October 2014

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	* [[Twickenham Road 18]]		* [[Twickenham Road 18]]
	* [[Twickenham Road 22]]		* [[Twickenham Road 22]]
	* [[Twickenham Road 42]]		* [[Twickenham Road 42-44]]
	* [[Twickenham Road 44]]

	There is a Grade II Listed Building in this road as follows:		There is a Grade II Listed Building in this road as follows:

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	You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].		You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].

	The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to St Mary’s Church, turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as Kingston Road. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of St. Mary’s Church and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called Manor Road.		The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to St Mary’s Church, turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as Kingston Road. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of St. Mary’s Church and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called [[Manor Road]].

	About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of Kingston Road and Manor Road and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where Manor Road formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of Manor Road, now leads into the remaining part of Manor Road giving access only to Cambridge Road.		About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of [[Kingston Road]] and [[Manor Road]] and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where [[Manor Road]] formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of [[Manor Road]], now leads into the remaining part of [[Manor Road]] giving access only to [[Cambridge Road]].

	Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.		Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.

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	You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].		You can view {{PAGENAME}} on [http://g.co/maps/hcr2b Google Maps].

	The route of this road has an unusual history The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to St Mary’s Church, turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as Kingston Road. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of St. Mary’s Church and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called Manor Road.		The route of this road has an unusual history. The road known as Twickenham Road used to run from the border with Twickenham to St Mary’s Church, turned East at the church and then South into the road now known as Kingston Road. In 1862 the Manor land was sold and a new road was opened at the end of Kingston Road to the East of St. Mary’s Church and turned West, a little way North of the church, and crossed Twickenham Road. This new road was called Manor Road.

	About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of Kingston Road and Manor Road and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where Manor Road formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of Manor Road, now leads into the remaining part of Manor Road giving access only to Cambridge Road.		About 1970 traffic lights were installed at the junction of Kingston Road and Manor Road and the latter became part of the main road between Kingston and Twickenham. Where Manor Road formerly crossed Twickenham Road it was sealed off and the two parts of Twickenham Road are no longer joined by road at this junction. The part of Twickenham Road, South of Manor Road, now leads into the remaining part of Manor Road giving access only to Cambridge Road.
	Following the sale of the Manor Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.
			Following the sale of the Manor, Twickenham Road began to be developed with a number of Victorian villas, now mostly blocks of flats, with views over the river and development has continued.

	The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [http://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/planning/listed_buildings/locally_listed_buildings.htm website]		The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [http://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/planning/listed_buildings/locally_listed_buildings.htm website]