Shalford
The River Wey
is a short 3 minuet drive, or train ride from Guildford, and resides along the A281 Horsham road south of Guildford and has many good features including a lovely green and duck pond.
Shops
These are the shops I know of, though there are many more.
Has anyone got a list? © Copyright Colin Smith
Moss Pharmacy
G Cocchiarella Clothing Repair & Alterations in Shalford
Dapper Dry Cleaner in Shalford
Barnes Engraving Signs & Trophies Engravers in Shalford
Wild At Heart Florist in Shalford
Propatious Aviation Gift Shop in Shalford
Access Communications Mobile Phone Shop in Shalford
Toy Shops in Shalford
Carousel Enchanted Wood
Wing Hung: 29 Kings Road, Shalford, Guildford, Surrey. Tel: 01483 567111
© Copyright Kevin Gordon
Shops
These are the shops I know of, though there are many more.
Has anyone got a list? © Copyright Colin Smith
Moss Pharmacy
G Cocchiarella Clothing Repair & Alterations in Shalford
Dapper Dry Cleaner in Shalford
Barnes Engraving Signs & Trophies Engravers in Shalford
Wild At Heart Florist in Shalford
Propatious Aviation Gift Shop in Shalford
Access Communications Mobile Phone Shop in Shalford
Toy Shops in Shalford
Carousel Enchanted Wood
Wing Hung: 29 Kings Road, Shalford, Guildford, Surrey. Tel: 01483 567111
© Copyright Kevin Gordon
The River Wey
and the Tillingbourne both join up by St Mary's, constructed
in eighteen forty six.
The river was very important to Shalford giving much employment and wealth to the village.
In the good old days "the Great Fair of Shalford" is thought to have been run on a plot of some one hundred and forty acres. That's big!
Buyers and sellers would come from a wide area of England. In those days it was a very important trading post indeed. That's something else I didn't know. Large and small barges laden with produce and consumables, docked at Shalford for hundreds of years. These days it is more a stop for pleasure boats.
Shalford
is a very pleasant little Surrey village and bastes a good selection of
ancient oak framed properties, on of the finest was Shalford House an
dated rite back to the late fourteenth century/early sixteen hundreds. It was pulled down in nineteen sixty seven.
The river was very important to Shalford giving much employment and wealth to the village.
In the good old days "the Great Fair of Shalford" is thought to have been run on a plot of some one hundred and forty acres. That's big!
Buyers and sellers would come from a wide area of England. In those days it was a very important trading post indeed. That's something else I didn't know. Large and small barges laden with produce and consumables, docked at Shalford for hundreds of years. These days it is more a stop for pleasure boats.
© Copyright Colin Smith
Shalford
is a very pleasant little Surrey village and bastes a good selection of
ancient oak framed properties, on of the finest was Shalford House an
dated rite back to the late fourteenth century/early sixteen hundreds. It was pulled down in nineteen sixty seven.
Of the original three Mills, only one now exists and is owned by the
National Trust and was donated in the earlier nineteen thirties. The Mill
resides on the other side of the rad too The Sea Horse pub
along the A281. © Copyright Colin Smith
along the A281. © Copyright Colin Smith
Constructed somewhere around seventeen fifty and is a typical oak framed building. The two Mills, yes originally there were two Mills at this spot in Shalford. One of which ceased operating back in the nineteenth century and is now a beautiful private home.
The rest of the building houses the other mill which ceased operating in nineteen fourteen. More info
© Copyright P L Chadwick © Copyright P L Chadwick
Shalford To Albury (Via Chilworth) By Car. Get The Flavour of the Area
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