The Town
Early-attested site in the Parish of Easthampstead
Historical Forms
- (field called) le Toune 1342 Gor
Etymology
The Town, (field called ) le Toune 1342 Gor. It is probable that this name and that of the nearby Wickham Bushes (infra ) refer to the remains of a Romano-British village, for which v. VCH II, 206.
Places in the same Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Beechcroft
- Big Wood
- Bill Hill
- Birch Hill
- Black Hill
- Borough Green
- Bramshaw
- Brook Ho
- Burnthouse Ride
- Butter Hill, Butter Hill Bottom
- Caesar's Camp
- Churchstile Fm
- Clay Hill, Clayhill Plantation
- The Cottage
- Cunworth Copse
- Down Mill
- Downshire Arms P.H.
- Easthampstead Park
- East Lodge
- Firlands
- Frog Lane
- Gormoor Cottages
- Gormoor Pond
- Gorrick Well
- Gravel Hill
- Hag Thorn
- Hanworth Plantation
- Holly Cottage
- Home Fm
- Hut Hill
- Jennett's Hill
- Laundry Firs, Laundry Ride
- The Lodge
- Long Leake Coppice
- Longshot Lane
- Lower Star Post, Roman Star or Upper Star Post
- Manor Fm
- Mill Fm
- Mill Lane
- Mill Pond
- Nancry Coppice
- New Pond
- New Rd
- Newton Cottage
- Northerams
- Oakdene
- Old Bracknell Fm, Old Bracknell Ho
- Parkside
- Parsonage Lane
- Peacock Fm
- Peacock Lane
- Priestwood Common
- Priestwood Ho, Priestwood Ct
- Pudding Hill
- Round Hill
- Sandpits
- Skimpedhill Lane
- South Lodge
- Stoney Rd
- Streets Lane Fm
- Tarman's Copse
- Wagbullock Hill
- Waterhams
- Wellington Cottages
- West Garden, West Garden Copse
- Westwick
- Wildridings
- Windmill Stem
- Windsor Ride
- Wooden Hill
- Woodenhill Plantation
- Wykery Copse
- Yewtree Corner