Spital
Early-attested site in the Parish of New Windsor
Historical Forms
- Le Spitell 1535 VE
- Le Spittill' 1548 LRMB
- the Spittle 1573 SpecCom
- Spitall 1761 Rocque
Etymology
Spital, Le Spitell 1535 VE, Le Spittill '1548LRMB , the Spittle 1573SpecCom , Spitall 1761 Rocque. Cf. Spitelesbrig , Spitelesbrugg 1251 Ch; Le Spitulstrete 1351PubLibDoc , Spittlestrete 1554LRMB ; Spitelhulle 1339ECR , Spytelhulle 1418Windsor , Spittill Hill Medowe 1548LRMB , Spittle Hill , Spittle Hill Meadow 1573SpecCom , Spittle Hills 1818ECR . ME spitel 'hospital' from which were named a bridge, street and hill. This was the site of a hospital for lepers, v. VCH II, 101–2.
Places in the same Parish
Other OS name
- Arklow Cottage
- Bachelors Acre
- Bourne Ditch
- Broad Water
- Bromley Hill
- Brook's Corner
- Cambridge Lodge
- Castlemead
- The Cobler
- Cutler's Ait
- Diningroom Close
- North Lodge
- Star Clump
- Shawlane Pen
- Albert Cottage
- Double Gates
- Firework Ait
- Herne's Oak
- Hog Common
- The Hut
- Jubilee Mount
- King Edward Vii Avenue
- Kingscot
- Kingsmead
- Kings Walden
- Lime Avenue
- New Cover
- Orwell Cottage
- Paddockhill Copse
- Palatine Gate
- Park Ride
- Pickleherring Pond
- Plain Ride
- Prince Consort's Drive
- Queen's Acre
- Queen Anne's Gate, Queen Anne's Mead, Queen Anne's Rd
- Queen Elizabeth's Walk
- Queen Victoria's Walk
- Romney Castle, Romney Island, Romney Weir
- Rosemead
- Round Orchard Pen
- Windsor Castle