Cheam, Banstead Downs Golf Club c.1955
Photo ref:
C70017
Photo ref:
C70017
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Originally founded for ladies in the autumn of 1890, the club admitted gentlemen to membership within a year, and from a tin hut close to Banstead Railway Station it moved to this site in Burdon Lane nine years later. A putting green was added in 1923, and further major development took place in the years after this photograph was taken.
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A Selection of Memories from Cheam
For many years now, we've been inviting visitors to our website to add their own memories to share their experiences of life as it was, prompted by the photographs in our archive. Here are some from Cheam
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Anyone remember THE WOODSTOCK , my friends and I used to go dancing there.
We used to have such great times 1968 - 1970.
There was Me Jackie, Tania Davy, Eileen Fisher, Nigel , Robert.
I remember a song Knock on Wood. Such memories.
I cannot remember Roberts's last name, hoping he sees this and gets in touch,
we lost contact in 1970 , we were such good friends,He worked with my Dad Albert at
Champions's Timber New Malden.
I lived on the London Road, opposite Nonsuch Park until I was 19 years old, half way between North Cheam and Ewell Village. If you check the map this is Malden Road, not Maldon Road, and this photo is North Cheam not Cheam (Village), a short bus ride away from Cheam itself as I recall. My friend Sally Ann and her parents lived in one of those little terraced cottages just down that road on the right. The ...see more
I lived at The Gables 22 park road cheam in 1950 to 1955 went to Ambleside school oppisite the red lion pub, the Fair came once a year to our road great fun with the galloping horses and playing All I want is Music
Hi does anyone remember the turning off of gander green lane that had a church on the corner and next to that was a builders yard which had a house and next to that was big blue gates with I think fowler was the name across them the house was named Ottawa I would like to hear from anyone that remembers this place, I use to live in the house with my three children in sixty,s also if anyone remembers the yard Forman Albert Clark Email address is freddy1212@virginmedia.com thank you.BerylClark
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