https://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/09/27/anstey/Mitcham History Notesen2026-09-27T14:47:35+00:00AnsteyMizen, Eastfields, Cedars Avenue, 1928, 1950, Mitcham Garden Village, St Marks Church, "Mr. Pinnock", Anstey, Pinnock, Rev. A. E. Smart, Thomas Allen, Sherborne Farmhttps://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/09/27/pinnocks-pond/Mitcham History Notesen2026-09-27T13:44:31+00:00Pinnock’s PondCedars Avenue, Commonside East, Mitcham Park, 1996, "H. G. Winbow", "Pinnocks Pond", London Underground, Thames Water, borehole, silt, Janet Morris, Winbowhttps://mitchamhistorynotes.com/2026/09/27/notes-on-mitcham-common-by-h-g-winbow/Mitcham History Notesen2026-09-27T12:47:01+00:00Notes on Mitcham Common by H.G. WinbowCarshalton Road, Mitcham Junction, Cedars Avenue, Mitcham Common, Commonside East, Ravensbury Arms, Cranmer Road, Surrey Iron Railway, Willow Lane, Manor Road, Beddington Lane, Sherwood Farm, Arneys Lane, Croydon Road, New Road, River Wandle, Blue House, Hackbridge, Tower Creameries, Beddington Lane Halt, "H. G. Winbow", "Garden Village", "Cranmer Bridge", "London and Portsmouth Railway", "Wimbledon/West Croydon line", "Aspen Gardens", "Drakes Road", "Goat Inn", "Mill Green", "Beddington and Wallington", "Windmill House", "Pinnocks Pond", "Mr. Walsh", "Mr. Pinnock", "The Blue Houses", "Golf Club House", "West Croydon line"