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Title: Banham - location of Hardwick Green?
Post by: Dimps on Saturday 01 September 07 18:57 BST (UK)

Does anybody know where Hardwick Green would have been?  Judging from censuses, it seems likely to have been on the outskirts of Banham, close to Doe Lane and Snailgate Road (I can't trace Snailgate Road on any maps, either).

Thanks.

Dimps

Title: Re: Banham - location of Hardwick Green?
Post by: 12tootsi34 on Tuesday 27 January 15 15:28 GMT (UK)

There is a Hardwicke in the area that I'm interested in. Names do change over time I have found especially in this area. Its north of Pulham and right next to Shelton.

Title: Re: Banham - location of Hardwick Green?
Post by: twiglet9 on Wednesday 01 April 15 20:51 BST (UK)

The Hardwick near Pulham & Shelton is a separate village, some miles away.

There was indeed an area or road within Banham itself that used to be called Hardwick Green in centuries past, but I'm afraid I can't throw any light on which it is, I'd dearly like to know myself.

Title: Re: Banham - location of Hardwick Green?
Post by: 12tootsi34 on Friday 14 August 15 19:57 BST (UK)

In 1892 Hardwick Green got renamed Hardwick.

Title: Re: Banham - location of Hardwick Green?
Post by: banhamclerk on Wednesday 14 February 18 11:16 GMT (UK)

Hardwick Road in Banham is now called New Buckenham Road.  Snailgate is the old name for Mill Road.
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