Guildford

There is a fair chance of there having been a Roman settlement of some nature near Guildford, where the ancient ridge-track “The Pilgrim's Way” crosses the River Wey, a tributary of the Thames. The most likely site for the settlement being between the river crossing and the junction with the Roman road to Alfoldean to the east.

There are two villas on the western side of the River Wey at Compton (SU9547) and Broadstreet (SU9651).

References for Guildford

Historical Map and Guide – Roman Britain by the Ordnance Survey (3rd, 4th & 5th eds., 1956, 1994 & 2001).Historical Map and Guide – Roman Britain by the Ordnance Survey (3rd, 4th & 5th eds., 1956, 1994 & 2001). Historical Map and Guide – Roman Britain by the Ordnance Survey (3rd, 4th & 5th eds., 1956, 1994 & 2001).Historical Map and Guide – Roman Britain by the Ordnance Survey (3rd, 4th & 5th eds., 1956, 1994 & 2001).

Map References for Guildford

NGRef: TQ0248 OSMap: LR187

Roman Roads near Guildford

Pilgrims Way: W (2) to Compton SE (3) to Farley Heath Pilgrims Way: W (9) to Farnham Pilgrims Way: E (26) to Titsey (Surrey)