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Methodist Church was designed by the architect Edward Mills (1915–1998), and built in 1958–9. Regarded as the best surviving work by the most successful Nonconformist architect of the period. A radical and inspiring building that was forwarded by the 20th Century Society for listing as it was
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occurred, Mitcham quickly grew to become a town and most of the farms were swallowed up in the expansion. Remnants of this farming history today include: Mitcham Common itself; Arthur's Pond on the corner of Watney's Road and
Commonside East, and named for a local farmer; Alfred Mizen School (Garden
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Mitcham's earliest recorded inn, rebuilt in 1749–50 after serious fire damage. The central porch, with frieze and balustrade, is supported by four Tuscan columns. Stagecoaches used to start from a yard at the rear. It is Grade II listed. It is located in London Road,
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Barnabas church, Gorringe Park Avenue, Mitcham. Built in the gothic style, on 17 May 1913 the foundation stone of the church building was laid, and on 14 November 1914 the church was consecrated – by the bishop of Southwark. The architect was HP Burke-Downing. The building is still in use as an
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In 1829 Miss Mary Tate donated land and money to build almshouses on the site of the former Tate family home in
Cricket Green. The buildings were designed in a Tudor style by John Butcher and established to accommodate twelve poor widows or spinsters of the parish. Miss Tate was the only surviving
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The White House, Mitcham on which the wall plaque says: "This 18th
Century house was renovated in the Regency style in 1826 by Dr. A.C. Bartley, a village doctor, whose daughter wrote reminiscences of old Mitcham. The house remained in his family until 1919. Fluted Greek Doric columns support a
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Pollards Hill area. The discovery of Roman-era graves and a well on the site of the Mitcham gasplant evince Roman settlement. The Anglo-Saxon graveyard on the north bank of the Wandle is the largest discovered to date, and many of the finds therein are on display in the
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Windmill Trading Estate have existed in one form or another since 1782. The Mill House Ecology Centre and the Harvester (formerly the Mill House Pub) are located near the site of an old windmill, the remnants of which still exist.
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member of the Tate family, who had lived from about 1700 in a large mansion on the site of the almshouses. The gardens at the rear of the property were originally provided for the use of residents, but later informally rented out as allotments.
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Primary School), named after a local nurseryman charitable towards the burgeoning town; and the road New Barnes Avenue, replacing part of New Barn(e)s Farm.
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silk-printing works. It is now a craft village and its waterwheel has been preserved.
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Colclough, David (19 May 2011). "Donne, John (1572–1631)".
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Poulters Park, Home to Mitcham Rugby Union Football Club
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536:What became the parish lands could have hosted the
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2782:"London Calling – For Congo, Columbo, Sri Lanka."
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2912:"Merton: Carved in Stone: William Allison White"
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2812:"The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography".
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2871:Bethel, Chris; Sullivan, David (2002).
2815:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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2601:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
2438:"Chapter XIV: Local Allusions to Women"
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2752:McVeigh, Tracy (22 September 2012).
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2644:Rumbelow, Helen (28 November 2009).
2267:"Potter and Moore – An Introduction"
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2395:Siddique, Haroon (19 August 2018).
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3059:"Mitcham Property Market Snapshot"
2847:"Slick Rick Biography and History"
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2365:"New cottages by the church army"
2232:The Domesday Book online – Surrey
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2311:MISS TATE'S ALMSHOUSES, MITCHAM
1636:Number of sales last 12 months
1455:– singer, songwriter and rapper
1261:The Watermead Fishing Cottages.
546:Church of England parish church
520:settlement, with evidence of a
60:
3045:Office for National Statistics
3023:Office for National Statistics
3001:Office for National Statistics
2967:Office for National Statistics
2780:Wheaton, Robert (6 May 2005).
2330:www.londongardensonline.org.uk
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1002:claims Mitcham has the oldest
428:Mitcham is in the east of the
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2151:
2136:. Merton Historical Society.
2130:Eric Norman Montague (1996).
2115:. Merton Historical Society.
2109:Eric Norman Montague (2001).
2094:. Merton Historical Society.
2088:Eric Norman Montague (1976).
1983:
1933:
1764:back towards Central London.
1276:Elm Lodge, 1808. This listed
922:no census was held due to war
396:. Nearby major districts are
5031:London Below (magical realm)
3412:Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
2937:"How Newsnight found Zardad"
2832:UK public library membership
2618:UK public library membership
2533:britishlistedbuildings.co.uk
2025:
1958:
1950:
1611:– 147, Other Religion – 362
1538:Mixed/Multiple Ethnic Groups
1247:Old Mitcham Station, on the
1042:James Edward Preston Muddock
711:-printing business in 1781.
664:and lavender oils were also
660:fields were in Mitcham, and
7:
1204:The White Hart Public House
1046:The Naughty Maid of Mitcham
964:had a factory on New Road.
595:, 56 acres (23 ha) of
423:
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25:Human settlement in England
10:
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5081:District centres of London
2959:"Population Density, 2011"
2731:. Routledge. p. 268.
2688:, Christopher Helm, 1989,
2477:photoarchive.merton.gov.uk
2354:page 13, 19 September 1934
2289:photoarchive.merton.gov.uk
1804:with a change at Croydon.
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2246:"Open Domesday: Mitcham"
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1727:Govia Thameslink Railway
1507:Demography and economics
1178:The White House, Mitcham
1154:Mitcham Methodist Church
1142:Elm Lodge, Cricket Green
430:London Borough of Merton
363:London Borough of Merton
18:Mitcham (disambiguation)
4955:Upper and Lower Clapton
3920:Central activities zone
3477:Merton Park Green Walks
2043:University of Sheffield
1557:Black/African/Caribbean
1483:– cricket wicket-keeper
1357:opposite Cricket Green.
1044:as Dick Donovan penned
516:were present, it was a
4195:Kensington High Street
3148:Merton Borough Council
2824:10.1093/ref:odnb/51236
2460:wandlevalleypark.co.uk
2326:"Mary Tate Almshouses"
1807:
1800:from Mitcham and also
1714:
1405:comedians and brothers
1271:Mitcham Public Library
1061:
1060:Pond on Mitcham Common
983:project in Mitcham is
967:Postwar, the areas of
653:
607:county subdivision of
493:
485:
432:. Mitcham is close to
361:is an area within the
196:Postcode district
132:Ceremonial county
3823:Parks and open spaces
3487:Mitcham Cricket Green
3387:New Wimbledon Theatre
2610:10.1093/ref:odnb/7819
2564:Mitcham History Notes
1712:
1496:Faryadi Sarwar Zardad
1487:William Allison White
1302:Renshaw's factory, a
1282:Sir William Nicholson
1059:
651:
552:dates from the early
540:, 871, in which King
491:
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394:Mitcham Cricket Green
290:Merton and Wandsworth
3933:City of London wards
3109:Transport for London
2993:"Ethnic Group, 2011"
2091:The 'Canons' Mitcham
2049:on 21 December 2004.
1705:Transport and locale
1517:Population – 103,298
1413:Association football
1293:Harry Mallaby-Deeley
1106:Eagle House, Mitcham
1087:George Parker Bidder
993:Mitcham Cricket Club
985:Phipps Bridge Estate
766:Mitcham's population
668:. In 1749 two local
550:St Peter and St Paul
504:in origin and means
282:London Assembly
176:Sovereign state
16:For other uses, see
5039:: TV series, novel)
4380:Elephant and Castle
3382:Museum of Wimbledon
2199:on 22 February 2014
2173:on 22 February 2014
1828:in central London.
1629:
1489:– recipient of the
1265:Mitcham Vestry Hall
1249:Surrey Iron Railway
1217:Mitcham Vestry Hall
1118:Old Mitcham Station
768:
724:Surrey Iron Railway
337: /
114:London borough
4435:Hayes (Hillingdon)
4190:Holloway Nags Head
3642:Mitcham Eastfields
3550:Mitcham and Morden
3447:Cannon Hill Common
3417:Wimbledon Windmill
3372:Merton Abbey Mills
3095:Mitcham Eastfields
2793:on 24 January 2009
2440:. sacred-texts.com
2371:. 13 November 1936
2271:Potter & Moore
1897:Neighbouring areas
1794:Beckenham Junction
1723:Mitcham Eastfields
1715:
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1380:poet and churchman
1166:St Barnabas Church
1062:
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542:Ethelred of Wessex
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272:Mitcham and Morden
264:UK Parliament
208:Dialling code
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2706:Dorothy Whitelock
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2083:on 13 April 2005.
2065:on 26 April 2009.
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1481:Herbert Strudwick
1475:Manchester United
1459:Peter D. Mitchell
1093:Notable buildings
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619:Queen Elizabeth I
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1393:Michael Fielding
1384:James Chuter Ede
1370:- singer, rapper
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3687:Morden Road
3622:Merton Park
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3502:Myrna Close
3497:Morden Park
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3429:open spaces
3392:Plough Lane
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