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Ask many Sprowston residents where Oaktree Drive is and they will look at you blankly, ask where the War Memorial Cottages are and you will be told Mousehold Lane. Yes this is in a way correct but when the cottages were built after the First World War they had their own dedicated road, Oaktree Drive.
Ask many Sprowston residents where Oaktree Drive is and they will look at you blankly, ask where the [[War Memorial Cottages]] are and you will be told Mousehold Lane. Yes this is in a way correct but when the cottages were built after the First World War they had their own dedicated road, Oaktree Drive.
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Image:014r0ae30a0n.jpg| Queen Mary and King George V1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane.
Image:014r0ae30a0n.jpg| Queen Mary and King George V1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane.

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Ask many Sprowston residents where Oaktree Drive is and they will look at you blankly, ask where the War Memorial Cottages are and you will be told Mousehold Lane. Yes this is in a way correct but when the cottages were built after the First World War they had their own dedicated road, Oaktree Drive.

  • Queen Mary and King George V1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane.
    Queen Mary and King George V1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane.
  • The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VIII then Duke of Windsor, on a visit to the Royal Norfolk Memorial Cottages, in Oaktree Drive off Mousehold Lane. The 1920's
    The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VIII then Duke of Windsor, on a visit to the Royal Norfolk Memorial Cottages, in Oaktree Drive off Mousehold Lane. The 1920's
  • Memorial to those who died in WW1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane. The 1920's.
    Memorial to those who died in WW1 at the Memorial Cottages in Oaktree Drive, off Mousehold Lane. The 1920's.
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