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Harcourt Road, BOURNEMOUTH, BH5 2JG

Erected in 1891 for the Baptists but now used as Bournemouth Deaf Centre.

Opened 1995 in a converted Baptist church; at the junction of Morley & Harcourt Road, Pokesdown. For details of the centre's history & activities, see http://members.lycos.co.uk/bmthdeafclub/

What was the reason for choosing this name for the residential road?

This public footpath is essentially a rear access driveway for odd numbered shops 881-895 Christchurch Road (to our left) and the flats above. We view it here from the western end, on Rosebery Road, and it runs to Morley Road, the next side turning. See Image for the next view along the path.

This public footpath is essentially a rear access driveway for odd numbered shops 881-895 Christchurch Road (to our right) and the flats above. We look along it here from Morley Road and it heads for Rosebery Road. Meanwhile, the clothing shop occupying the first house in Morley Road is quite unusual, in that there aren't that many shops that spill over into the side roads along here. See Image for the view towards us from a little way along the path, with links to a few other photos on the route.

This public footpath is essentially a rear access driveway for odd numbered shops 881-895 Christchurch Road (to our left) and the flats above. We are midway along it here, from Rosebery Road, behind us, to Morley Road, just ahead. See Image for the view from the end of the path behind us, and Image for the emergence onto the road ahead.

This public footpath is essentially a rear access driveway for odd numbered shops 881-895 Christchurch Road (to our left) and the flats above. We are midway along it here, from Rosebery Road, behind us, to Morley Road, just ahead. See Image for the next view on the path behind us, and Image for the view towards us from the road ahead.

Looking across the right-angled bend along Colville Road, where a short public footpath leads to the end of Colonnade Road. It is literally just a couple of yards between the two carriageways but the public right of way measures in at 18 metres, so it must include the first stretch of Colonnade Road. See Image for a photo looking towards us from along the path.

Looking from the end of Colonnade Road onto Colville Road; the route between the two is a public footpath. It is literally just a couple of yards between the two carriageways but the public right of way measures in at 18 metres, so it must include the stretch of Colonnade Road on which we are standing. See Image for a photo looking towards us from along the path, and Image for the view from farther behind us.