700 block of Bold Street is no the same. There is a drug house and a group home on the street. Traffic form the purchase is drugs.

I was born and raised on Warfield Drive in "The Manor"! I have very fond memories of Cavalier Manor Elementary, Waters Jr. High and Manor High! Although I have not seen anyone from my street in ages many of my childhood friends remain in my heart! I hope to reconnect with some through this page! I think this is great! Wouldn't mind some of those fried crabs from over on Victory Blvd (before they changed owners) P-Town/757 lives!!!

Just moved into the neighborhood and have some very nice neighbors.

Back then we had a childhood, everyone looked out for the children. I thank God for the noisy neighbor. Saved me that's why am still here today. Didn't know how lucky I was, all would complain about how my neighbor should mind her business, glad she made me her business.

I was born in Portsmouth General Hospital, in Va. I lived in Cavalier Manor with my grandparents Mr. & Mrs R Richard Hicks. I left Portsmouth when I was 15 and moved to New York. I go back home for the fried crabs and yock. lolol and to see my relatives and friends.

My grandmother ms rachel eaton live out the manor.the manor was my second.home.I loved the rec.the pool.and the flea market on victoy blvd.I truly miss the manor.all the ppl on dorset ave.I love everyone

I enjoy my years in the manor,even down to my fun days at w.e waters and hanging out at tower mall and hanging out at the old pool firming the summer,miss all of my old friends and girlfriends lol still come thru to visit. Fam there and the manor still looks great wish all the best in life.

Many wonderful years spent in Cavalier Manor. The people and experiences helped shape who I am today. My family and I moved to "The Manor" in 1965. We were among the first families to move to Warfield Drive. I played in the vacant field now occupied by WC Waters

Hello Cavalier Manor

I like to thanks all the adults who cared to give back to their community during my informative (childhood) years, from 1968 through 1978. I think we all should find a way to give back to our communities, and those who are less fortunate. Kids never forget who gave them a hand up......Harold & Harry Sullivan...............

Hey All You Mustang's this is a great Web. but what Happen to Mustang Nation website it was pretty kool to have but oh well this might be better.

In the late 70s and early 80s the Cavalier Manor Pool was closed. I was a skinny shy teenager. Darnell Johnson, Linda Cavanaugh and Bill Moore mentored me as I became a lifeguard, opened and eventually managed Cavalier Manor pools as well as several others like Jeffrey Wilson, Effingham, Ada Barber, and Douglas Park. We even had all black swim and dive competitions at the pool. One kid I taught there went on to become a college swimmer. Amazing place! Fond memories. (and some scary ones too)

I had to come get at this group & see something that's good about where I grew up.

This website is great. I did not realize there was so much information out here about my old neighborhood-Cavalier Manor. I use to live on Tazwell Street. You probably knew my brothers, Milton, Theodore and Gordon Jennings and my oldest brother, Raymond Jennings still lives in Portsmouth. Reading all the comments make me realize how lucky I was to grow up in such a wonderful community.

hello everyone man i grew up on taft dr. in the manor and i went to waters jr. hgh. and manor hgh.i know now iwas living and learning an experience of a lifetime.the corner of taft and riddick was hard to get out of my system, but i just kept the positive stuff and the humor i learned on that corner.i love where i grew up and i still stay close to my friends.portsmouth stand up!!!!! ya heard

Born & raised n Cavalier Manor on Duce St. I attended Lakeview Ele. Hodges Manor Ele. W. E. Waters J. High & da one & only Manor High School....... Cavalier Manor all day, wud'nt have it no other way