Interestingly, this is quite near Runnymede (where the Magna Carta was signed) and even closer to a street called Trump’s Green. ;^)
[snip] The Devil’s Highway Roman Road, running from London, through Staines-upon-Thames (previously Pontes) to Silchester is thought to run through Virginia Water. Some of the local course has been lost, disappearing at the bottom of Prune Hill, and reappearing at the Leptis Magna ruins in the Great Park.
Nicholas Fuentes has argued that defeat of Boudica’s insurrection by the Romans in AD 60/61 took place at Virginia Water, with the landscape between Callow Hill and Knowle Hill matching the battle landscape described by Tacitus, and the battle commencing roughly where the railway station lies. [/snip]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Water#History