1977 Image courtesy of Collage – The London Picture Library – http://collage.cityoflondon.gov.uk
From the left to right, numbers 73, 75, 77. The alleyway on the left of number 73 was called Jessop’s or Adam’s Alley, referring to the postoffice/shop at number 71. The alleyway led past a row of houses called Rowan Terrace and then to Belgrave Walk.
Now demolished.
This plot was divided and numbers 339A/B built on western part.
aerial view
A former owner posted these comments on Facebook Mitcham History Group:
It really was a fine old Edwardian house, four very large rooms, three smaller rooms, a kitchen, scullery and boiler room ( we had an oil fired central heating system installed) … a brick walled garden eight feet tall with good sized gardens to front and back. With its access straight onto the Common Mitcham was our home for some ten years
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