Malines Avenue
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Malines Avenue
Image: © Simon Carey Taken: 15 Mar 2009
The only road name along with Cavell Avenue in Peacehaven which has its origins in World War One. Many others on the original plan of Charles Neville had other roads named after battles but were changed to something more amenable after objections about taste thus Loos Avenue became Seaview Avenue. Malines Avenue starts from this point before extending north to Firle Road one of three east-west routes that bisect the north-south avenues which give Peacehaven a North American town feel, not surprising when realised that the developer Charles Nevill had made his fortune building new towns in Canada and Australia
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Image Location
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50.794254
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