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Pullens Road did not exist in 1923. When built in about 1935, it included much
of what is now Upper Washwell. Many houses were renumbered when Upper Washwell was created
as a separate road in about 1951.
Before about 1950, Pullens Road house numbers ran from 1-24. In the early 1950s, those which had been numbered 9-20 were transferred into Upper Washwell. Those which had been numbered 21-24 were renumbered 11-14, and two new houses 9 and 10 were built. Number 10 was a police station. | |
West side: Houses 13-14 were built just before or after the Second World War. The Glebe is dated 1989. Houses 11-12 were built in about 1935. Little Croft, Appin and Cherry Croft were built in the early or middle 1960s. | East side: Houses 1-8 were built in about 1935. The Old Telephone Exchange was built in 1936 and extended in about 1959. Houses 9 and 10 were built in the early 1950s. The Fire Station was built in the early/mid 1950s. |
| Details updated 5 December 2005 | |