Queenstown Road, formerly Queen’s Road, is a major road of eastern Battersea.
The road leads to Chelsea Bridge after first crossing Prince of Wales Drive at Queen’s Circus and Battersea Park Road. The original name of Queen’s Road referred to Queen Victoria. Most of the area had previously been the fields of Longhedge Farm.
The road was developed by members of a committee of Clapham residents who had successfully lobbied for a new road link from Clapham to Battersea Park and Chelsea Bridge which had been built in 1858. Work on laying out roads in the vicinity began started in August 1863, directly after the passing of an Act to allow the construction.
The road was financed by the development of the land for housing.
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