Three Bridges Road
Originally Worth Lane, Three Bridges Road was renamed Haslett Avenue for part of it's length in 1958. Dame Caroline Haslett was a member of Crawley Development Corporation. The road was very narrow at the junction with the High Street, and at the same time two rows of shops were demolished to widen the road and create a roundabout.
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1-3 Three Bridges Road - Crawley Co-Operative Society
5-7 Three Bridges Road - Bartley & Ward, Builders (1899-1951) 9 Three Bridges Road Rd. Bridger; L.A. Bridger - Confectioner (1913-1924) W.H. Court - Sign-writer (1951) Station Road Oakhurst Franciscan Monastery C.J. Hammond - Haulage Contractor (1951) Eversley - A.H. Charman, Plumber (1951) Sunset Rosslyn The Halt Santa Barbara St. Clare Bonningtons Sunnycroft The Haven Woodruff St. Marys Ruscote St. Josephs Mowina Brookmead Glencoe Nutwood Fletton Stelhurst Demolished for redevelopment. The Dawn - 90 Three Bridges Road Gifford Cottage The Spindle Kylemore Sunnyside - 100 Three Bridges Road High Cross - 102 Three Bridges Road Holmlea - 104 Three Bridges Road Demolished in October 2009 and re-developed as St Pauls Mews. Roawanlea - 106 Three Bridges Road The Priors The Granery - M.F. Abbott, Corn Merchant. Choda Eastwood Lodge Oakside Holmcroft Santander Kooline Forest View Worthlea Forest End Normanhurst |
2-4 Three Bridges Road
6-8 Three Bridges Road 10 Three Bridges Road - Bartley & Ward Funerals Cross Keys Lane St. John's Lodge Preparatory School (H. Springett Principal 1938) St. John's Lodge School (1951-1962; Miss H. Springett 1951) Bartley & Ward - Builders' Yard Sesco - Wentworth School (R.C.) (1951) Ongar Rose Bank Kenway Sesco, Ongar, Rose Bank, Kenway? These two detached houses were demolished in 1956 and the grounds became a car park backing on to the stores of Queens Square. A new row of shops, including Gamley's, Mothercare and C & A, were later built here. In 1921, the local community raised funds to buy land for the Memorial Gardens, for use as a public recreation ground and in memory of those who lost their lives during the Great War. It is now held in Trust by Crawley Borough Council. Crawley Parish Council erected panels listing the dead of both World Wars at the entrance to the gardens. The cost of £140 was to be raised from donations, as no public funds were available. St. Raphaels - 29 Three Bridges Road Clifton - 31 Three Bridges Road St. Christophers - 33 Three Bridges Road Ranmore - 35 Three Bridges Road Cairnhalt - 37 Three Bridges Road These four houses where demolished as part of Crawley College redevelopment. Woodside - 39-41 Three Bridges Road Perlo - 43 Three Bridges Road Crawood - 45 Three Bridges Road These four houses where demolished in late 2001 for redevelopment for four blocks of flats. Evergreen - 47 Three Bridges Road Wellesley Sunnyhurst Mallorsdona Random Eskdale Raymead - 59 Three Bridges Road Fundenhall Mitchells' Farm (D. Spittle, 1951) Cheridon Pinewood By-the-Way - 75 Three Bridges Road Chalvington Stavesacre - 81 Three Bridges Road Coelum Mapleworth The Ridge Priors Cottages Downs View Hillcrest Ennerdale Breeze Cottage Montem Haversham Tillington Fern Side Meurig Stedham Woodcot The Bungalow The Copse Thornbury - 125 Three Bridges Road 
Gilford Semleigh Midhurst Grensted - 137 Three Bridges Road Woodcroft - 141 Three Bridges Road Highworth Deep Dene Mileaway Kivu Telman Blandford |