Tea rooms that was at 172 London Road, Mitcham, a terrace which was originally named Eveline Villas.
1953 view from Streatham Road looking towards the Swan pub on the left and next to it on the right awning with ‘TEAS’ and ‘refreshments’ written on it
1952
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From the Surrey Mirror of 21st July, 1939, thanks for contributions to a garden party include Miss. L. Froude, Eveline Tea Rooms, Mitcham. In the 1939 Register at 172 London Road shows Louisa FROUDE, born 30 Sep 1886, single, shopkeeper.
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1957 : Human skull found in Eveline Tea Rooms Coal Shed
Mitcham History Notes 
This was my Grandmother’s shop during the 50’s and 60’s.I used to help out when I returned from Bond Road Primary school and later Mitcham County Grammar School. My mother and I used to wait at tables, sell ice cream and sell cigarettes…! I was only 9-13 yrs old.
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