These are birds-eye views, i.e. taken at an angle, that include the Mitcham Stadium and Sandy Lane football ground.
These were originally shown on the Britain From Above website, and are now hosted by Historic England, who have made available the ability to embed them here.
Photos available by year:
From the memorial stone in the Mitcham Parish Church:
HENRY HOARE of Fleet Street, London, Esq.
Born May 1, 1750,
and during the last forty years
of a beneficent and useful life,
resident owner of Mitcham Grove in this parish
a blessing and example to all around him,
died there March 15, 1828,
and was buried by the side of a beloved wife,
and of children and grandchildren called before him,
in his family vault at Morden,
where a monument is erected to his memory,
yet may affectionate veneration for his character,
and gratitude for a cherished gift
long since received at his hand in this church,
here also fitly trace
the name and lineaments one so loved,
immediately above the spot
where he constantly worshipped (as he lived)
In humble faith in God’s mercy through Christ,
And in perfect charity with all men.
T. D. A.
H.Weekes, SC, 1842.
Photo taken 17th Sept 2016
See also the wikipedia entry Henry Hoare of Mitcham Grove.
Mitcham History Notes 