Ashley Crescent: Evelyn Ashley, MP for Isle of Wight, son of Lord Shaftesbury and Chairman of the Artizans Company Buller Road: Redvers Buller, winner of the Victoria Cross at the Battle of Hlobane, 1879 Darwin Road: Charles Darwin, naturalist and early investor in the Artizans Company Dovecote Avenue: On the site of the original Duckett's (Dovecote) Manor, by this time demolished Farrant Avenue: Sir Richard Farrant, Deputy Chairman of the Artizans Company 1881–1906 Gladstone Avenue: William Ewart Gladstone, Prime Minister at the time of the opening of Noel Park Hewitt Avenue: Thomas Hewitt QC, Director of the Artizans Company 1895–1917 Lymington Avenue: Viscount Lymington, Director of the Artizans Company 1883-1891 Mark Road: Mark H Judge, Director of the Artizans Company 1878–1922 Maurice Avenue: Maurice Powell, Director of the Artizans Company 1880–1914 Morley Avenue: Samuel Morley, MP for Bristol and Director of the Artizans Company 1877–1880 Moselle Avenue: Runs above the culverted River Moselle Pelham Road: T W Pelham, Director of the Artizans Company 1880–1894 Redvers Road: Redvers Buller (see Buller Road, above) Russell Avenue: John Russell, former Liberal Prime Minister Salisbury Road: Robert Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury, leader of the Conservative Party Vincent Road: Unknown; Welch speculates from Rev. Henry Vincent Le Bas, the only member of the Noel Park Committee at the time of opening not known to have had a street named for him[1]