Nettlefold Place
Introduction
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Nettlefold Place
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: Unknown
A small loop off Knight's Hill currently comprising a mixture of residential, retail and light industrial uses. The building at the end appears to be in the process of conversion into offices. It would be interesting to know the original uses of these buildings. The road is named after Frederick Nettlefold, local philanthropist, who lived at Norwood Grove, and industrialist whose company cornered the market in wood screws.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.432746
Longitude
-0.104508