Bohemia Road

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Bohemia Road
Bohemia-Road.-1909.-2.jpg
Bohemia Road 1909
Other Names
Former name(s)Spittleman's Down[a]
Shornden Place
Hollington Lane
Part ofA21
Junctions
JunctionsLondon Road
North Road
Upper Park Road
Lower South Road
Upper South Road
Tower Road
Newgate Road
Salisbury Road
St. Pauls Road
Cornfield Terrace
Chapel Park Road
Church Road
De Cham Road
Hornyte Park
Magdalen Road
Falaise Road
Johns Place
White Rock Road
Construction
Adopted1849
Landmarks
Places of WorshipSt. Leonards-on-Sea Methodist Church
Public HousesWheatsheaf Inn, 172
Bricklayers Arms, 132
Hearts of Oak, 116
Prince of Wales, 84
The Bohemia Arms, 76

The ​road​ was dedicated in 1849[1]. When Bohemia Road was widened in 1924, the last ​building​s associated with Bohemia Farm were demolished and the pond filled.[2] This road was renumbered during 1902. following the absorption of Shornden Terrace and a number of other similar terraces into the ​road​[3].

Images & Features

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Images

 Street number FromYear FromRef ToYear ToRef 
Banks Butchers
Bohemia Bookshop114-11619701970
Bohemia Electric Theatre6027 Jan 191231 Dec 1912
Bookman's Halt12719612016
Bookmans Halt12719692011
Butlers Emporium101
70
1986
Colourful Homes
E. Smith and Son4918781958
Home and Colonial Stores58
11
102
10
1915
1915
1915
1969
1915
1969
1969
1969
Hurst View19031903
Magdalen Terrace18601965
Ray Hart Car Sales172a1976
Shornden Place
Shornden Villas18661907
W. J. Hart113
172a
1976
Wards1
81
1930
1950
2009
Wheatsheaf Inn1722011

Features

References & Notes

  1. The portion between Chapel Park Road and Tower Road