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1934 Charter Day Beakers

On Wednesday, 19th September, 1934, school children were given a day off to watch the Mitcham Charter Day Parade. Each child was also given a lavender blue china mug.

The coat of arms for the newly formed Borough of Mitcham was on one side of the beaker.

Image reproduced by kind permission of Lloyd Pocock, from the website Ashtead Pottery

Image reproduced by kind permission of Lloyd Pocock, from the website Ashtead Pottery

On the other side was written:

1934.
Mitcham’s
Charter Year

Image reproduced by kind permission of Lloyd Pocock, from the website Ashtead Pottery

Image reproduced by kind permission of Lloyd Pocock, from the website Ashtead Pottery

The beakers were made by the Ashtead Pottery, which had been in business since 1923.

Poulson’s Estate, Bond Road

From the minutes of the Mitcham Urban District Council
Highways, New Streets and Buildings, and Lighting Committee
Tuesday, 9th November, 1926
Page 408

17. Plans submitted for approval

No. 893
Applicant: Mr. H. Poulson
Nature and Situation:

Three roads and sewers, 116 houses, Bond Road (38 houses for subsidy)

Conditions governing approval:

Subject to the extension of Eveline Road retaining the same name.

The three roads referred to are assumed to be Plummer Lane, Mortimer Road and the extension to Eveline Road.

1934 OS Map

1934 OS Map

Maps are reproduced with the permission of the National Library of Scotland.