Place Name Quite literal. Named after the River Wandle that flows nearby, rising near Croydon and flowing into the Thames…
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Place Name Quite literal. Named after the River Wandle that flows nearby, rising near Croydon and flowing into the Thames…
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Place Name Although not featured on any Ordnance Survey map this was originally Brickfield Lane, a clue to its industrial…
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Place Name The Gaynesfords were an important and powerful Carshalton family around the time of the Wars of the Roses…
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Place Name A reference to the original name of Carshalton as featured in the Domesday Book of 1086, the survey…
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Place Name The road leading to Carshalton, this is the main road that leads between Sutton and Carshalton. The original…
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Place Name Laid out over former allotment gardens. This is a common enough name used by developers hoping to capture…
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Place Name Industrial heritage. A mill is said to have stood on the spot from 1782, when George Ansell, a…
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Place Name Industrial heritage. A reference to the former paper mill that once straddled the River Wandle. It is thought…
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Place Name Sir John Fellowes (1670 – 1724) was the owner of Carshalton House having purchased it from the Crown…
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Place Name As with nearby Pond Road this refers to an ornamental water which stood in the gardens of Wricklemarsh…