The Street

Photographs only: see separate entries for: Street House; Wheelers Farm; Opening of Wheelers Farm Granary; Wild Goose; The Lodge; Boxalls; Vine Cottage; Sunset Cottage; Prospect Cottage; Streetfield; Little Green; A Walk Through Old Thursley: * denotes separate entry.

HATCH COTTAGE

Hatch Cottage, the extension was built on for the Hacks. According to Ann Levy there had been a village shop at the other end

No 1 and No 2 Hatch Cottages. Surnames of previous owners include: No 1 - Court; Williams; Knight; Thompson; Dupont; Knight - No 2 - Court; Hack; Hockley; Campbell; Ashley; Boyd

Bert and Nellie Williams outside No 1 Hatch Cottages

Hatch Cottages were sold in 1952 as part of the break-up of the Cosford Estate. The entries below are from the auction catalogue.

THE COTTON HOUSE, formerly RACKS CLOSE

Racks Close is an unmade road on the left immediately after Hatch Cottages

Racks Close in the early 1990s

It has now been extensively modernised and renamed 'The Cotton House'.

THE LODGE*

Wheelwrights and The Street. John Goble and his wife moved to Wheelwrights in Thursley in 1902 to become the village blacksmith and wheelwright.

Cruiser Mk IV tanks of 5th Royal Tank Regiment, 3rd Armoured Brigade, 1st Armoured Division, drive down The Street in July 1940

WHEELWRIGHTS*

Wheelwrights (HM Land Registry Map below)

Mr Goble and son Robert

Jean and Arthur Moss

Sale particulars in September 2025:

https://www.knightfrank.co.uk/properties/residential/for-sale/the-street-thursley-godalming-surrey-gu8-6qf/gld150270

SUNSET COTTAGE*

WILD GOOSE*

PROSPECT (formerly THE INSTITUTE)*

THE GRANARY, WHEELERS FARM*

WHEELERS FARM*

LITTLE GREEN

STREET HOUSE*