Road off of Lower Green West by the side of the National School, which led to Prussia Place and Nursery Cottages. In 2015 it is a short access road. Demolished as part of a slum clearance scheme, announced in 1962.
Occupants in 1925 were:
Then Alpha Terrace and Prussia Place.
World War 1 Connections
Corporal William Herbert Brett DCM
Electoral register for Queens Road in 1922
Odd numbers, south side
| Herrington, Harry | 1 |
| Stevens, John | 1 |
| Pennell, Frederick | 3 |
| Pennell, Emma Elizabeth | 3 |
| Block, Edith Elizabeth | 5 |
| Block, Lewis James | 5 |
| Block, William Charles | 5 |
| Munt, Jane | 7 |
| Munt, Joseph | 7 |
| Good, Sarah Ann | 9 |
| Good, Thomas | 9 |
| Smith, John | 9 |
| Herrington, Alice | 11 |
| Herrington, William | 11 |
| Dighton, Walter | 13 |
| Dighton, Betsy | 13 |
| Dixie, Annie | 13 |
| Dixie, Edward | 13 |
| Sealy, Elizabeth | 15 |
| Sealy, George | 15 |
| Sealy, Frank Ernest | 15 |
| Sealy, Thomas George | 15 |
| Semants, Clara | 17 |
| Semants, Frederick | 17 |
| Marney, Matthew | 19 |
| Marney, Sarah | 19 |
| Marney, William | 19 |
| Miley, James | 21 |
| James, Rebecca | 21 |
| Beaney, Henry | 23 |
| Beaney, Minnie | 23 |
| Willoughby, Frank | 23 |
| Willoughby, Mary Ann | 23 |
| Smith, Emma | 25 |
| Smith, Jesse | 25 |
| Mara, Benjamin | 25 |
| Mara, Elizabeth | 25 |
| Mara, Richard | 25 |
| Cooper, Uriah | 27 |
| Dighton, Walter | 27 |
| Ayres, Annie | 29 |
| Ayres, Henry | 29 |
| Ayres. Albert | 29 |
| Smith, Charles | 29 |
| Smith, Jesse | 29 |
| Ayres, Henry, jun. | 31 |
| Green, Robert | 31 |
| Greed, James | 33 |
| Greed, Nellie Vine | 33 |
| Healey, Arthur | 33 |
| Healey, Alice | 33 |
| James, Alfred | 35 |
| James, Ocean | 35 |
| James, Henry | 35 |
| Boxall, Alice | 37 |
| Boxall, William Edward | 37 |
| Novell, Sidney | 37 |
| Boxall, Thomas | 37 |
| Jewell, Ada Mary | 39 |
| Jewell, Edwin | 39 |
| Davies, Thomas | 39 |
| Whiteman, George | 41 |
| Whiteman, Ethel | 41 |
| Whiteman, John Alfred | 41 |
| Whiteman, Luke Francis | 41 |
| Allen, Charles | 43 |
| Allen, Kate | 43 |
| Thornton, John | 43 |
| Cook, George | 45 |
| Cook, Mabel | 45 |
| Cook, William | 45 |
| Cook, Isabella | 45 |
| Cook, Frederick | 45 |
| Hookins, Adelaide | 47 |
| Hookins, William Frederick | 47 |
| Vince, Annie | 49 |
| Vince, Arthur William | 49 |
| Munt, Caroline Elizabeth | 51 |
| Munt, Albert | 51 |
Even numbers, north side
| Cresswell, Oliver Compton | 2 |
| Cresswell, Oliver, jun. | 2 |
| Russell, Annie | 4 |
| Russell, Joseph | 4 |
| Russell, William John | 4 |
| Bull, Christina | 6 |
| Bull, Richard Samuel | 6 |
| Bull, John | 6 |
| Novell, John | 8 |
| Novell, Louisa | 8 |
| Jardine, Annie | 10 |
| Jardine, George Thomas | 10 |
| Jardine, William | 10 |
| Mara, Alice | 12 |
| Mara, Robert | 12 |
| Jelly, Sarah | 14 |
| Jelly, William | 14 |
| Chapman, Dorothy | 16 |
| Davies, William | 16 |
| Lee, Henry | 16 |
| Farrier, Albert Edward | 18 |
| Farrier, Amelia | 18 |
| Brice, Robert | 20 |
| Brice, William | 20 |
| Brice, Ernest | 20 |
| Davies, Annie | 22 |
| Burge, Samuel | 22 |
| Block, Archer Louis | 24 |
| Block, Victoria Helen | 24 |
| Whiting, Charles Edward | 24 |
| Sallis, Henry | 26 |
| Sallis, Mabel | 26 |
| Sallis, Henry George | 26 |
| Kingett, Fanny | 28 |
| Kingett, Jack | 28 |
| Adaway, Emily | 30 |
| Adaway, Jesse | 30 |
| Ackerman, Emily | 32 |
| Ackerman, William | 32 |
| Morris, David | 32 |
| Newsom, Adelaide | 34 |
| Newsom, Elizabeth | 34 |
| Newsom, Thomas | 34 |
| Newsom, Walter | 34 |
| Bowers, Emily | 36 |
| Dale, David | 38 |
| Dale, Elizabeth | 38 |
| Dale, Sidney Thomcis | 38 |
| Dale, Frederick | 38 |
| Jordan, Florence | 40 |
| Jordan, Tom | 40 |
| Varnham, William | 42 |
| Bowers, Maud | 44 |
| Punter, William Henry | 44 |
| Brooks, Ada Caroline | 46 |
| Brooks, Charles | 46 |
| Jeal, Florence Baxter | 48 |
| Jeal, George Thomas | 48 |
| Munt, Joseph | 50 |
| Munt, Mary Ann | 50 |
| Lawrence, Joseph | 50 |
| Lawrence, Lilian | 50 |
| Swansbury, Elizabeth | 52 |
| Swansbury, James | 52 |
| Gadd, John | 52 |
| Bowers, Ada May | 54 |
| Bowers, Henry | 54 |
| Mara, Thomas | 56 |
| Tanner, Alice | 56 |
| Fox, James | 56 |
Two houses in Cedars Avenue, Radstock and The Chantry, were demolished in 1950s/60s for the development of flats and maisonettes.
Source: page 56 Mitcham Histories : 3 Pollards Hill, Commonside East and Lonesome by E.N. Montague
1910 OS Map
Road named possibly after the Robinson Crusoe story. Crusoe Farm Dairy was named by its owner on the possible residence of nearby Tooting Hall by Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe.
1949 OS map
Built by Wimpey in 1995/6 on the Renshaws factory site in Locks Lane.
Built by Wimpey in 1995/6 on the Renshaws factory site in Locks Lane.
Built by Wimpey in 1995/6 on the Renshaws factory site in Locks Lane.
