Woking

Bonsey Lane

Lower West Field,one of the Woking Common Fields, stretched from here to the Hoe Stream.

Hoe Stream

Drains the meadows of Worplesdon, Pirbright and Wanborough and feeds into the Wey eventually. Also called the Stanford Brook.

Westfield

Liquorice manufacture  by Messrs. Woodward & Co., who grew it.

Westfield Road

Wooded land south of the Cricketers in the 17^ththese were interspersed with small squatter communities- infilling and housing of the 20^th has fitted itself in round these.

Cricketers Inn

Woking Parish Workhouse was behind the pub in the late 18^th. The common provided some plots where inmates could grow vegetables.

Upper West Field,one of the Woking Common Fields, stretched from here to the along the road to where the Westfield School is.

Mission Hall.  Built as a National School room in 1849 and became a mission hall in 1897

Westfield Infant and Junior School built by Woking School Board in 1897. closed