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The building was dismantled by removing the original wooden pins from the timber frame. The parts were then moved to the present site one hundred yards down the road and reassembled. The Old
Cottage features a local historical plaque, and was used as a bridalwear shop before becoming a woolshop in
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and fireplaces. Much of the timber framing is exposed throughout the house. Recent excavation and ground imaging uncovered a large Tudor kitchen underneath the house with a Tudor hearth and hood visible. Access to the cellar kitchen was by a staircase going north to south, which is now under the
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September 2012, and again from April 2013. This excavation was conducted in order to uncover evidence in the investigation into the unsolved
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Railway Cuttings, in East Cheam. Though not in existence today, East Cheam did exist officially in name and was not fictional. The census of 1841 includes the place-names East Cheam, North Cheam, Garden Green and Cheam Common.
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in the 18th century. It originally stood in the
Broadway (then Malden Road) near the junction with Ewell Road. Under threat of demolition when the road was widened in 1922, it was saved by the local council, working with a local architect and historian.
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Cuddington Croft, St Cecilias Catholic Primary School, Cheam Fields Primary, Cheam Common Primary, Cheam Park Farm Nursery and Infants School, Cheam Park Farm Juniors, Nonsuch Primary and St. Dunstans Church of England Primary.
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Cheam and North Cheam are served by bus routes including services 213 (Sutton to
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stone and brick, and has a gabled tile roof. The east window dates from the 15th century and has three lights. In the south wall is the blocked
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floor of the current kitchen. A file of text and images relating to the house is available in the Conservation Archive in Sutton Library.
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several building stages extending the house in the 16th and 17th centuries, creating a Baffle House design popular in the 17th century.
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to rebuild it in a Tudor Gothic style in 1802–1806. Farmer was succeeded by his grandson in 1838 under whom the gardens became famous.
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Harkness, Deborah E. (June 1997). "Managing an Experimental Household: The Dees of Mortlake and the Practice of Natural Philosophy".
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farmer's house but has been much extended. The external weatherboard dates from the 18th century. In the garden there is a medieval
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throughout the year on Sundays. The mansion itself is a popular place for wedding receptions, as it is available for hire. In
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which was formed in Whitehall in 1645 and later occupied Tabor Court from 1719 until 1934 when the school moved to Berkshire.
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Cheam Leisure Centre, on Malden Road, has facilities including a swimming pool (30m x 12m), squash courts and fitness gym.
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store) at 2:20 pm. The case remains unsolved. It was featured in the national press and on
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2294:"The tomb of Fleetwood Dormer d. 1736 in the Churchyard of St Dunstan's, Sutton (1382344)"
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Nonsuch Mansion bears a resemblance to the original design of
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1799:"Medieval pottery from a kiln site at Cheam : Part 1"
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Our Glorious Dead / Their names shall endure for evermore.
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2985:. Belmont and South Cheam Residents Association
1925:"London Borough of Sutton - Conservation Areas"
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1226:. The same report recommended extending the
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1317:, Series 2 ("Return of the Golden Child").
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1823:"Cheam Charter Fair breaks with tradition"
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1701:"Parishes: Cheam | British History Online"
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2095:"Whichcraft Wools – Celebrating 25 Years"
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1993:"Whitehall Historic House – June 2018"
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1900:"Cheam Charter Fair looks for help"
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2514:Diocese of Southwark: All Schemes
2424:A History of the County of Surrey
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2723:Noble, Will (23 May 2018).
2622:Wills, Ella (25 May 2018).
2556:Churches Conservation Trust
2418:Malden, H. E., ed. (1912),
1330:Disappearance of Lee Boxell
1072:Churches Conservation Trust
1001:disappearance of Lee Boxell
991:decoration internally. The
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525:The village lay within the
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1031:London Borough of Sutton
3578:Therapia Lane tram stop
2428:Victoria County History
2081:4 November 2014 at the
694:Sainsbury's supermarket
474:. Cheam is bordered by
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3390:Trinity Church, Sutton
2247:www.achurchnearyou.com
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2983:"History of our area"
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2869:"Sutton Film Office"
2675:The Granada Theatres
2485:Diocese of Southwark
2145:The Esoteric Curiosa
2116:"Friends Of Nonsuch"
1875:"Cheam Charter Fair"
1806:London Archaeologist
1773:15 July 2007 at the
1768:Surrey Domesday Book
1392:, was born in Cheam.
1341:supermarket (now an
1066:as a Grade II*
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608:Henry III of England
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3385:St Nicholas, Sutton
3135:, 30 November 2006.
2927:Your Local Guardian
2842:Your Local Guardian
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1963:on 26 January 2013.
1904:Your Local Guardian
1847:Heald, Tim (1991).
1827:Your Local Guardian
1274:Hancock's Half Hour
1271:In the comedy show
1164:Cheam is served by
1134:Nonsuch High School
959:St Dunstan's Church
942:St Dunstan's Church
599:. It rendered £14.
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2816:. sacred-texts.com
2768:"Bulletin No. 200"
2396:. 15 February 2013
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2267:Historic England,
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2147:. 19 November 2009
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2420:"Parishes: Cheam"
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