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Merstham & Godstone Railway". These were horsedrawn railways which carried quarried materials and crops from Coulsdon and Merstham, and returned with fuel, metals and other materials. To maintain a regular elevation at Coulsdon required large changes in direction and
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The valley and routes in
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Cullesdone pre-1130, Culesdone pre-1190, Cullisdon 1242, Culesdene 1255, Colendone c1270, Kulisdon 1279, Collesdon 1288, Cullesdon 1323, Colleston 1324, Coulesdon 1346, Cullysdon 1377, Colynsdon 1428, Colysdon 1439, Collysdon 1563, Cowlesdon 1557, Coulsdon 1597,
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Judo, 5th dan Karate (Shotokan), 6th dan jujitsu. Coulsdon
Martial Arts is on the site of what was originally a 'tin' church built by the Roman Catholic Church in 1916. The church building located on this site was purchased in the mid-1990s and converted into a full-time dojo and club HQ. The club
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Curedesdone 675, Cudredesdone 675, Cudredesdune 967, Coulsdon 1083, Colesdone 1085, Culesdon 1234, Culisdon 1242, Cudredestreow 1251, Cullesdon 1266, Colesdene 1287, Colesdon 1290, Colesdun 1290, Culesdon 1291, Culesden 1292, Colieston 1324, Coulesden 1326, Coueleston
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Grange Park was obtained partly by Public
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Coulsdon Court was built by Thomas Byron. It was said to have been constructed of the last bricks to be made locally at Crossways (at Coulsdon Road, Old Coulsdon). In 1854, to avoid the court, he adjusted the paths of some local roads, and created a gated
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for their national heritage and architectural value, at Grade II. Two categories above this, in the highest class, Grade I, is the Church of St John the
Evangelist. This is by the recreation ground, shortly after Marlpit Lane has been joined by Coulsdon Road, from the north. St John's is late
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Coulsdon Martial Arts Club] (also known as Yoshin Ryu) is long established. Yoshin Ryu was originally started in the late seventies as a collection of clubs based in youth centres and sports halls around the Croydon area run by founder and senior coach Errol Field, 7th
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The Hall family had been active in the Croydon area as coal and lime merchants since the 18th. In 1853 they leased an area of land in Coulsdon. In 1864 they closed their quarries at Merstham and increased their quarrying for chalk and flints and use of
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Coulsdon Court Estate. Grange Park is situated in a designated conservation area in the heart of Old Coulsdon and incorporates a children's play area and recreational green space. In total, Grange Park represents local green space of around 8 acres.
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the construction of 20 ft embankments and a road bridge. Remnants of the 1805 railway embankment are still evident. The railway closed in 1838 due to underuse. A bridge over the Chipstead Valley road was demolished as dangerous in 1854.
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The widely accepted origin of the name is ‘hill of a man called Cūthrǣd’, (from OE pers. name + dūn, a hill). Alternatively the name originates from the Celtic or primitive Welsh "cull", meaning a leather bag, scrotum, bosom, womb or belly.
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president is Mr Brian Jacks – 10th Dan Judo, Olympic Judo medallist, holder of several European and World Judo titles. His bronze medal from the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich was donated to the club and can be seen on display in the foyer.
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Horse riding is available on the downs. Coulsdon has wide and long pavements and indoor cafés from which to watch any of the London-Brighton rallies (vintage cars, minis, Land Rovers, vintage commercial vehicles, motorbikes, cycling etc.).
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Golf is played at Woodcote Park Golf Club (since 1920) and at Coulsdon Manor. Green bowls is available next door. Ashdown Park Golf Club (now defunct) was founded in 1912. The club did not appear following WW1.
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The lime principally supplied for waterworks, gas works and tanneries. Demand reduced in 1902 when the Army changed from leather to webbing equipment. And in 1905 there was no longer demand from the gasworks.
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Coulsdon segregated its long-haul from its local traffic with the construction of the Farthing Way A23 bypass, which opened in December 2006 as part of the Coulsdon Town Centre Improvement Scheme.
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Grange Park in Old Coulsdon has a playground, and football pitches. Rickman Hill Park hosts football, and has a children's playground, a zip wire, and tennis courts that were refurbished in 2009.
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clubs in the world, founded in 1762. It was one of the strongest teams in the country in the late 18th and early 19th century and once boasted eight England internationals, as well as a young
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renamed "Smitham bottom" as "Coulsdon". The name "Smitham Bottom" has also changed. Smetheden (1331), Smithdenbottom (1536), Smythedean(e)(1548), Smythden Bottom (1588), Smitham Bottom (1719)
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between Coulsdon North and Earlswood (bypassing Redhill). Constructed 1898–9. The line involved engineering work including cuttings, embankments and a covered way at Cane Hill Hospital.
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of Old Coulsdon, as well as the narrower valley between them, was built in the 80 years from 1890 to 1970. The area developed mixed suburban, and in its centre urban, housing:
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South and Coulsdon Town. The alternate centre, Old Coulsdon, has a recreation ground/cricket pitch-focused village green, a much smaller parade of shops than Coulsdon's
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Commons, Forests and Footpaths. The Story of the Battle during the last Forty-five Years for Public Rights over the Commons, Forests and Footpaths of England and Wales
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merge into one) is this downtown part of the district. Most commerce and industry is here, set beside the Brighton Road, which is since 2006 a town centre arc of the
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thirteenth century with extensive later additions, made of flint and rubble with much brick patching. Its nave spans two (window) bays. Older still is its "good"
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In 1920, the Hall company purchased 102 acres from their landlord, Byron. This offered their full benefit of the railways and kilns on the land.
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Surrey Archeological Society. Volume 6. Article "Notices of an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Farthing Down, Coulsdon, Surrey "
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Surrey Archeological Society. Volume 64. Article "hoard of late bronze age things at crooksbury hill, coulsdon."
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1732:"London Borough of Croydon : Bradmore Green - Bradmore Green history"
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3782:"1 - CHAPTER 5 BUILDING THE CROYDON, MERSTHAM AND GODSTONE IRON RAILWAY"
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Letters My Grandfather Wrote Me: Family Origins By Bryan Crawford 2011.
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University of Nottingham - Institute of Name Studies School of English.
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Croydon Council. Local List of Historic Parks and Gardens December 2008
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A topological view of Coulsdon, showing the various hill and valleys.
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2015:"Bulletin of the Croydon Natural History & Scientific Society"
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In 1883, to prevent further loss of Common lands arising from the
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3905:"Download Lagu Mp3, Gudang Download Lagu MP3 Terbaru Gratis 2022"
3855:"CHAPTER 7 THE EARLY AND MIDDLE YEARS OF THE SURREY IRON RAILWAY"
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formerly known as Coulsdon High and before that as Taunton Manor.
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footpath passes through Happy Valley and Farthing Downs between
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3235:"British Museum - Image gallery: Dan beating the Phillistines"
2852:"Coulsdon mini-town 'could leave kids without a local school'"
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The Bourne Society. Booklet "Bourne Society Records Volume 1".
1597:"Excavations in the Saxon Cemetery on Farthing Down, Coulsdon"
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Volume 9 of the Bourne Society's Local History Records (1970)
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London before London: Reconstructing a Palaeolithic Landscape
965:. The Coulsdon section was the first of the 24 to be opened.
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2896:"Barratts celebrate latest award for Cane Hill development"
2696:"Church of St John the Evangelist (Grade I) (1188464)"
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http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/surreyac/
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http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/surreyac/
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http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archives/view/surreyac/
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The Times (london, England), Thursday, 1 July 1920; pg. 23
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Natural England, Farthing Downs and Happy Valley citation
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granted two homes with land in Whattingdon and Coulsdon,
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http://www.canehillpark.co.uk/userfiles/canehill_boards/
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The Times, London, England, Monday, 1 July 1918; pg. 12
3318:"COULSDON & PURLEY CHESS CLUB - HISTORY 1949-1997"
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2161:"Plaque 24 - Smitham Bottom Infants School, Smitham"
1453:"Local Area Report – Coulsdon West Ward (E05000151)"
1417:"Local Area Report – Coulsdon East Ward (E05000150)"
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2476:"Bourne Society Maps, Plans and Sites of Interest"
427:. Coulsdon was an ancient parish in the county of
2962:Village Histories - Coulsdon. The Bourne Society
2662:/ University of Portsmouth, Coulsdon AP/CP
1546:, University of London. Department of Geography.
750:. In 1965 Coulsdon and Purley became part of the
588:was curtailed when he lost a case in 1877 at the
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726:Coulsdon was an ancient parish in the county of
1100:A cycling group meets at the Temperance Hotel.
862:path, via the Banstead Downs and East Ewell to
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489:There is evidence of human occupation from the
1760:Chertsey Abbey : an existence of the past
1146:Theatre Workshop Coulsdon branched out of the
893:An approved development of the former site of
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2132:http://hadra.org.uk/Conservation%20Report.pdf
8:
2445:"Coulsdon Area History - PLACE NAME ORIGINS"
1352:and included terminal platforms and sidings.
596:. He also sold and gave away various plots.
552:in the 8th century, when it was recorded as
1868:A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4
471:. The hills contain chalk and flint. A few
6415:Districts of the London Borough of Croydon
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1192:Coulsdon Church of England Primary School
811:At the heart of the geographical feature
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3224:Sporting Magazine - Volume 12 - Page 78
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1095:Redhill & Old Coulsdon Cricket Club
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3567:from the original on 8 September 2022.
2939:"St Aidan's Catholic Parish, Coulsdon"
2783:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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2601:"A short history of St Aidan's Parish"
2222:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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1057:(or "OCH3") is a local hashing group.
3287:"History - Old Coulsdon Bowling Club"
2567:from the original on 22 October 2021.
2238:A Topographical Dictionary of England
1126:Old Surrey Burstow and West Kent Hunt
617:A Topographical Dictionary of England
497:, Anglo-Saxon, Bronze Age, Roman and
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4089:Coulsdon West Residents' Association
3654:Friends of Grange Park, Old Coulsdon
3535:"London to Brighton - Mini Run 2015"
3055:"Old Coulsdon Congregational Church"
1513:Natural England - Access to Evidence
4075:from the original on 30 March 2022.
3893:from the original on 15 March 2022.
3865:from the original on 14 March 2022.
3792:from the original on 14 March 2022.
3770:from the original on 31 March 2022.
3752:from the original on 6 August 2022.
3712:from the original on 18 March 2022.
3471:from the original on 1 August 2020.
3350:from the original on 28 March 2022.
3328:from the original on 1 August 2020.
2589:from the original on 31 March 2022.
1678:from the original on 1 August 2020.
1522:from the original on 14 March 2011.
1044:Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
938:Site of Special Scientific Interest
565:Jerome Weston, 2nd Earl of Portland
4741:Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood
4099:History of the village of Coulsdon
3814:from the original on 28 July 2020.
3620:from the original on 23 June 2022.
3423:from the original on 11 July 2022.
3401:from the original on 27 June 2021.
3111:"Old Coulsdon Hash House Harriers"
2949:from the original on 8 March 2022.
2701:National Heritage List for England
2542:from the original on 22 June 2017.
2455:from the original on 28 July 2020.
1870:. Institute of Historical Research
1607:from the original on 14 July 2014.
1553:from the original on 11 July 2022.
1148:Croydon Youth Theatre Organisation
1081:Old Coulsdon had one of the first
1041:Old Coulsdon Congregational Church
748:Coulsdon and Purley Urban District
563:(1553), Sir Francis Carew (1557),
445:Coulsdon and Purley Urban District
14:
3730:from the original on 24 May 2022.
3706:"Keston Primary School – Croydon"
3523:from the original on 14 May 2021.
3489:. 22 January 2016. Archived from
3165:from the original on 10 May 2021.
3042:from the original on 14 May 2021.
2894:Inside Croydon (1 October 2021).
1763:. London: Wells Gardner, Dalton.
1713:Croydon Council planning document
1642:Surrey Archaeological Collections
1533:Juby, Caroline (September 2011).
1078:Chess has been played from 1949.
730:that included the settlements of
509:, gave land at Cuthraedesdune to
431:that included the settlements of
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5095:Tallest buildings and structures
5085:Grade I and II* listed buildings
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3764:"Woodcote Primary School - Home"
993:, which was visited by the then
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4806:Selsdon & Addington Village
4655:South Norwood Recreation Ground
4115:Beit Hallel Messianic Synagogue
3002:"Old Coulsdon St John's Church"
2980:"ページが見つかりませんでした - 錦糸町のデリヘルこぼれ話"
2049:. London: Cassell & Co Ltd.
1896:. Victoria County History, 1912
1218:St. Aidan's R.C. Primary School
1189:Chipstead Valley Primary School
467:The location forms part of the
4650:South Norwood Lake and Grounds
3389:"A Centurly A Wheel 1889-1989"
2850:Baynes, Chris (11 July 2013).
2240:. London: Samuel Lewis, p.145.
1635:"Celtic Agriculture in Surrey"
1461:Office for National Statistics
1425:Office for National Statistics
525:passed ownership to the King.
523:Dissolution of the monasteries
1:
4811:Selsdon Vale & Forestdale
4791:Purley Oaks & Riddlesdown
4004:"Plaque 27 - Smitham Station"
2666:. Retrieved 21 February 2014.
2347:"Appendix 4 to L B Croydon's
2270:Surrey Gazette, 19 April 1864
1939:"Coulsdon Lords of the Manor"
1787:Highways and Byways in Surrey
1506:"London's Natural Signatures"
1303:London & Brighton Railway
16:Town in south London, England
6375:London Below (magical realm)
4495:Addiscombe Recreation Ground
4069:edithsstreets.blogspot.co.uk
3887:edithsstreets.blogspot.co.uk
3291:oldcoulsdonbowlingclub.co.uk
3032:"Southwark Parish Directory"
2660:Great Britain Historical GIS
2415:"Key to English Place-names"
2384:"The naming of Old Coulsdon"
1093:neighbourhood of Redhill as
1053:Athletics: The Old Coulsdon
973:Places of religious interest
738:. In 1894 it became part of
581:drive from the public road.
4766:Norbury & Pollards Hill
4110:The village of Old Coulsdon
4104:Coulsdon relief road scheme
3632:"Theatre Workshop Coulsdon"
3085:"Congregational Federation"
1633:Hope-Taylor, Brian (1949).
1340:London and Brighton Railway
1196:Coulsdon Sixth Form College
985:Places of worship include:
387:, traditionally pronounced
90:OS grid reference
21:Human settlement in England
6441:
6425:District centres of London
4645:South Norwood Country Park
4094:Coulsdon Community website
3614:edithsstreets.blogspot.com
3557:"Purley John Fisher Rugby"
3461:"The Lord Mayor Of London"
3435:"Coulsdon Court Golf Club"
1166:United Kingdom Census 2011
981:Methodist Church, Coulsdon
5192:London Outer Orbital Path
5182:
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4344:
4151:London Borough of Croydon
2557:"Smitham - Hidden London"
2349:Improving Coulsdon Centre
1836:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
1328:Railway stations' names:
1109:Club participated in the
989:St Mary and St Shenouda
930:London Borough of Croydon
752:London Borough of Croydon
501:. In 675, Frithwald, an
425:London Borough of Croydon
292:
252:
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84:25,695 (2011 Census)
43:
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4781:Park Hill & Whitgift
4510:Ashburton Playing Fields
3972:Good Stuff IT Services.
3955:"CR5 Issue 97 June 2013"
3746:oasisacademycoulsdon.org
3539:london-to-brighton.co.uk
3513:"Ashdown Park Golf Club"
1221:Wattenden Primary School
1111:Combined Counties League
868:London Borough of Sutton
807:Smitham Bottom or Valley
6299:Upper and Lower Clapton
5264:Central activities zone
4490:Addiscombe Railway Park
4395:Croydon Central Library
4038:southernelectric.org.uk
3517:golfsmissinglinks.co.uk
3137:southlondonharriers.org
3133:"South London Harriers"
2943:st-aidans-parish.org.uk
2605:st-aidans-parish.org.uk
1569:english-heritage.org.uk
1482:"Surrey County Council"
1229:Woodcote Primary School
847:The Mount or Clockhouse
640:Victoria County History
447:and has formed part of
5539:Kensington High Street
4500:Apsley Road Playground
4450:Croydon Farmers Market
3257:"The Jewish Quarterly"
2756:www.canehillpark.co.uk
2251:"Transport for London"
2061:"Down with the Fences"
1894:British History Online
1757:Wheeler, Lucy (1905).
1215:Smitham Primary School
1210:Oasis Academy Coulsdon
1168:recorded that the two
991:Coptic Orthodox Church
982:
740:Croydon Rural District
648:
622:
464:
423:, England, within the
188:Postcode district
124:Ceremonial county
5126:Parks and open spaces
4786:Purley & Woodcote
3724:"Oasis Academy Byron"
3340:"CCF Chess Home Page"
3316:Ron Mattocks (1997).
2874:Housing Design Awards
1920:british-history.ac.uk
1784:Parker, Eric (1908).
1672:The Megalithic Portal
1601:canmore.rcahms.gov.uk
1595:John Wickham Flower.
1390:Tattenham Corner line
1370:Tattenham Corner line
1360:Tattenham Corner line
1313:Tattenham Corner line
1200:Keston Primary School
1038:church (Old Coulsdon)
980:
795:of 1250 with stepped
548:having been owned by
481:winterbourne (stream)
462:
439:. It was merged with
419:) is a town in south
5277:City of London wards
4455:Surrey Street Market
4063:M (29 August 2009).
4044:on 30 September 2013
4008:bournesociety.org.uk
3931:purley-residents.org
3881:M (29 August 2010).
3638:on 27 February 2014.
3589:on 10 September 2010
3483:"Online communities"
3143:on 2 September 2022.
2990:on 11 February 2007.
2925:4 March 2016 at the
2765:on 23 September 2015
2480:bournesociety.org.uk
2165:bournesociety.org.uk
2137:14 July 2014 at the
2103:"Riddledown History"
2065:alphabetthreat.co.uk
1949:on 24 September 2015
1916:"Parishes: Coulsdon"
1864:"Parishes: Coulsdon"
1806:15 July 2007 at the
1801:Surrey Domesday Book
1718:14 July 2014 at the
1575:on 5 September 2009.
1225:Woodcote High School
1178:Coulsdon West (ward)
1174:Coulsdon East (ward)
899:Barratt Developments
627:clustered settlement
505:and viceroy of King
443:in 1915 to form the
276:London Assembly
168:Sovereign state
6383:: TV series, novel)
5724:Elephant and Castle
5080:Croydon Vision 2020
4761:New Addington South
4756:New Addington North
4034:"So Long, Smitham!"
3841:17 May 2014 at the
3493:on 17 November 2015
3261:jewishquarterly.org
3091:on 2 September 2009
3012:on 18 February 2009
2856:Your Local Guardian
2839:on 19 October 2013.
2510:museumofcroydon.com
2287:on 4 February 2009.
2204:on 19 November 2012
2141:Conservation report
1862:H.E. Malden (ed.).
1295:Surrey Iron Railway
1206:Oasis Academy Byron
1067:Bare-knuckle boxing
1055:Hash House Harriers
1023:Messianic Synagogue
331: /
106:London borough
5779:Hayes (Hillingdon)
5534:Holloway Nags Head
4951:King Henry's Drive
4630:Riddlesdown Common
4525:Brickfields Meadow
4380:Croydon Clocktower
3974:"Stoats Nest Road"
3927:"Purley Residents"
3413:"Woodcote Village"
3368:on 16 October 2013
2833:Croydon Advertiser
2394:on 16 January 2013
2257:on 17 August 2012.
2236:Lewis, S. (1848).
1565:"English Heritage"
1018:church. From 1911.
1014:The Brighton Road
1011:church from 1964.
983:
926:Riddlesdown Common
903:David Wilson Homes
895:Cane Hill Hospital
888:Cane Hill Hospital
507:Wulfhere of Mercia
465:
335:51.3211°N 0.1386°W
284:Croydon and Sutton
258:UK Parliament
200:Dialling code
6402:
6401:
6387:Walford (borough)
6363:Charnham (suburb)
6337:
6336:
6239:Plaistow (Newham)
5222:
5221:
5217:
5216:
5176:
5175:
4871:Addington Village
4595:Littleheath Woods
4585:Hutchinson's Bank
4570:Happy Valley Park
4434:Warehouse Theatre
4390:Museum of Croydon
4385:David Lean Cinema
4294:
4065:"Edith's Streets"
3978:ABC Railway Guide
3883:"Edith's Streets"
3610:"Edith's Streets"
3579:"Chipstead Rugby"
3545:on 21 April 2013.
3487:croydononline.org
3059:oldcoulsdon.co.uk
3053:Hugh McCullough.
3036:rcsouthwark.co.uk
3006:oldcoulsdon.co.uk
2635:placenames.org.uk
2611:on 27 August 2017
2561:hidden-london.com
2388:oldcoulsdon.co.uk
1943:oldcoulsdon.co.uk
1937:Hugh McCullough.
1820:"Place: Coulsdon"
590:Court of Chancery
350:
349:
6432:
6351:Canley (borough)
5987:
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5549:King's Road East
5494:Clapham Junction
5342:
5249:
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5185:
5184:
5180:
5164:
5163:
5152:
5151:
4976:Norwood Junction
4575:Heathfield House
4565:Great North Wood
4515:Beaulieu Heights
4429:Shirley Windmill
4412:Ashcroft Theatre
4370:Addington Palace
4357:
4350:
4284:
4237:Norwood New Town
4144:
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3742:"Oasis Coulsdon"
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3387:Rabbetts, Mike.
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3322:www.ccfworld.com
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3297:on 9 August 2014
3293:. Archived from
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3245:on 27 July 2014.
3241:. Archived from
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4083:External links
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4014:on 17 May 2014
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3065:on 21 May 2014
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2900:Inside Croydon
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4858:
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4831:South Norwood
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4726:Bensham Manor
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4303:South Norwood
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4291:Upper Shirley
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5819:Muswell Hill
5794:Kentish Town
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5479:Canary Wharf
5366:Metropolitan
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5104:Other topics
5072:architecture
5051:West Croydon
5036:Waddon Marsh
4956:Lebanon Road
4921:East Croydon
4776:Old Coulsdon
4771:Norbury Park
4640:Selsdon Wood
4540:Croham Hurst
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4287:Shirley Oaks
4262:Russell Hill
4242:Old Coulsdon
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6254:Rotherhithe
6139:Harold Wood
6104:Gunnersbury
6084:Clerkenwell
6079:Chislehurst
6069:Chessington
6044:Brent Cross
5986:(principal)
5964:Whitechapel
5749:Forest Hill
5744:Forest Gate
5699:Cricklewood
5626:(principal)
5594:Walthamstow
5529:Hammersmith
5474:Camden Town
5464:Bexleyheath
5336:Town centre
5327:Westminster
5196:Section 6:
5188:Section 5:
5041:Wandle Park
5006:Sanderstead
5001:Riddlesdown
4981:Purley Oaks
4936:Gravel Hill
4906:Coombe Lane
4796:Sanderstead
4731:Broad Green
4665:Wandle Park
4555:Foxley Wood
4545:Duppas Hill
4530:Coombe Wood
4467:open spaces
4363:Attractions
4308:Spring Park
4285:(Including
4267:Sanderstead
4182:Broad Green
3988:18 December
3271:18 December
3115:och3.org.uk
2870:"Cane Hill"
2615:18 December
2583:pikle.co.uk
2429:18 December
1900:28 December
1350:Quarry Line
1320:Quarry Line
1132:Rugby Union
1007:St Aidan's
995:Coptic Pope
955:London Loop
912:Open spaces
860:London Loop
817:dry valleys
769:high street
744:Sanderstead
716:Post Office
473:dry valleys
469:North Downs
441:Sanderstead
338: /
6409:Categories
6395:: TV soap)
6392:EastEnders
6380:Neverwhere
6371:: TV soap)
6359:: TV soap)
6269:Shoreditch
6249:Roehampton
6214:Manor Park
6159:Hillingdon
6109:Hackbridge
6094:Gidea Park
6089:Elmers End
6034:Bermondsey
5994:Abbey Wood
5939:Wealdstone
5919:Twickenham
5914:Tulse Hill
5904:Thamesmead
5899:Teddington
5829:New Malden
5789:Hornchurch
5669:Carshalton
5659:Camberwell
5599:Wandsworth
5433:Wood Green
5297:Paddington
5287:Marylebone
5272:Bloomsbury
5090:Public art
5011:Sandilands
4961:Lloyd Park
4881:Ampere Way
4876:Addiscombe
4600:Lloyd Park
4419:RAF Kenley
4338:Whyteleafe
4207:Forestdale
4177:Beddington
4172:Addiscombe
3859:wandle.org
3808:wandle.org
3362:"Map 1785"
3181:1456788531
3095:20 January
3016:20 January
2905:10 October
2879:10 October
2813:19 October
2707:20 October
2664:population
2645:8 December
1985:16 January
1874:20 October
1397:References
1301:1841. The
1293:1804. The
1283:Wallington
1245:Carshalton
1160:Demography
1034:St Mary's
1027:St John's
856:Clockhouse
762:Localities
665:lime kilns
642:, vol. 4,
554:Whatindone
530:Henry VIII
323:51°19′16″N
81:Population
6343:Fictional
6294:Tottenham
6284:St Helier
6194:Islington
6189:Isleworth
6099:Greenford
6054:Canonbury
6024:Battersea
6019:Barnsbury
5924:Upminster
5869:Southgate
5834:Northwood
5824:New Cross
5804:Mill Hill
5774:Harringay
5769:Hampstead
5764:Harlesden
5759:Greenwich
5679:Chingford
5654:Brentford
5644:Belgravia
5639:Beckenham
5623:Districts
5609:Wimbledon
5584:Streatham
5559:Orpington
5459:Bayswater
5418:Stratford
5312:Southwark
4746:Fairfield
4635:Roundshaw
4615:Park Hill
4535:Cotelands
4465:Parks and
4167:Addington
4159:Districts
3650:"Welcome"
3159:ejmas.com
2984:ubmjc.org
1466:4 January
1449:UK Census
1430:4 January
1413:UK Census
1203:The Lodge
1184:Education
1091:Earlswood
1016:Methodist
882:Cane Hill
852:The Mount
658:Quarrying
594:The Times
540:, to Sir
538:Lawrences
534:Welcombes
528:In 1545,
515:Colesdone
503:Ealdorman
491:Neolithic
326:0°08′19″W
242:Ambulance
178:Post town
6356:The Bill
6329:Yiewsley
6309:Walworth
6229:Northolt
6219:Mortlake
6179:Ickenham
6169:Holloway
6154:Highgate
6149:Highbury
6134:Hanworth
6059:Charlton
6049:Brockley
5999:Alperton
5974:Woodford
5949:West Ham
5934:Wanstead
5909:Tolworth
5894:Sydenham
5889:Surbiton
5879:Stanmore
5739:Finchley
5719:Edmonton
5709:Deptford
5704:Dagenham
5694:Coulsdon
5614:Woolwich
5579:Southall
5574:Richmond
5554:Lewisham
5504:East Ham
5489:Chiswick
5428:Uxbridge
5403:Kingston
5393:Hounslow
5357:West End
5322:Waterloo
5317:Vauxhall
5212:Banstead
5207:Coulsdon
5155:Category
5070:Art and
5061:Woodside
5016:Selhurst
4926:Fieldway
4896:Centrale
4851:Woodside
4801:Selhurst
4660:Spa Wood
4333:Woodside
4328:Woodcote
4272:Selhurst
4247:Old Town
4192:Coulsdon
4073:Archived
3959:yudu.com
3891:Archived
3863:Archived
3839:Archived
3812:Archived
3790:Archived
3768:Archived
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3593:11 March
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3348:Archived
3326:Archived
3163:Archived
3155:"Kronos"
3040:Archived
2947:Archived
2923:Archived
2779:cite web
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2565:Archived
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2453:Archived
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1924:Archived
1832:cite web
1804:Archived
1716:Archived
1676:Archived
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1548:Archived
1517:Archived
1451:(2011).
1415:(2011).
1250:Caterham
1240:Banstead
1107:Football
997:in 2017.
963:Banstead
821:A23 road
691:Toponymy
637:—
613:S. Lewis
610:—
499:Medieval
495:Iron Age
493:period,
353:Coulsdon
182:COULSDON
63:Coulsdon
27:Coulsdon
6314:Wapping
6279:Stepney
6234:Nunhead
6224:Neasden
6209:Lambeth
6129:Hanwell
6124:Hampton
6114:Hackney
6064:Chelsea
6029:Beckton
6009:Archway
6004:Anerley
5944:Welling
5859:Ruislip
5809:Mitcham
5734:Feltham
5714:Dulwich
5684:Clapham
5604:Wembley
5589:Tooting
5564:Peckham
5544:Kilburn
5509:Edgware
5499:Dalston
5484:Catford
5469:Brixton
5454:Barking
5408:Romford
5378:Croydon
5373:Bromley
5338:network
5302:Pimlico
5292:Mayfair
5282:Holborn
5167:Commons
5136:Schools
5121:Economy
5116:Council
4991:Reedham
4971:Norbury
4282:Shirley
4277:Selsdon
4232:Norbury
4197:Croydon
3936:6 April
3664:6 April
3497:6 April
3444:6 April
3372:23 July
3301:23 July
3192:Jackson
2769:30 June
2727:website
2681:website
2520:6 April
2075:6 April
1542:(PhD).
1289:Railway
1274:Reedham
1255:Croydon
1083:cricket
1049:Leisure
801:piscina
797:sedilia
793:chancel
517:in the
479:, as a
455:History
307:England
160:England
154:Country
114:Croydon
6244:Poplar
6174:Hoxton
6014:Barnes
5864:Sidcup
5854:Purley
5849:Pinner
5814:Morden
5799:Leyton
5784:Hendon
5569:Putney
5524:Fulham
5514:Eltham
5423:Sutton
5398:Ilford
5388:Harrow
5383:Ealing
5131:People
5031:Waddon
4986:Purley
4946:Kenley
4841:Waddon
4751:Kenley
4323:Waddon
4257:Purley
4217:Kenley
4187:Coombe
4048:22 May
4018:15 May
3690:19 May
3680:"Home"
3179:
3069:21 May
2966:
2490:15 May
2398:15 May
2208:1 July
2175:1 July
1953:1 July
1767:
1742:1 July
1376:Kenley
1270:Purley
1260:Kenley
928:. The
788:listed
736:Kenley
732:Purley
728:Surrey
619:, 1848
544:, the
437:Kenley
433:Purley
429:Surrey
421:London
312:London
247:London
235:London
218:Police
144:London
136:Region
97:TQ3059
5844:Penge
5729:Erith
5634:Acton
5449:Angel
5442:Major
4886:Arena
4708:Wards
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1421:Nomis
1170:wards
1073:Bowls
546:manor
208:01737
6164:Hook
5307:Soho
4289:and
4050:2011
4020:2014
3990:2018
3938:2018
3692:2010
3666:2018
3595:2010
3499:2018
3446:2018
3374:2014
3303:2014
3273:2018
3177:ISBN
3097:2009
3071:2014
3018:2009
2964:ISBN
2907:2023
2881:2023
2815:2013
2785:link
2771:2022
2709:2013
2647:2018
2617:2018
2522:2018
2492:2014
2431:2018
2400:2014
2224:link
2210:2014
2177:2014
2077:2018
2001:link
1987:2019
1955:2014
1902:2022
1876:2013
1838:link
1765:ISBN
1744:2014
1468:2021
1432:2021
1176:and
1164:The
961:and
953:The
901:and
799:and
734:and
644:1912
536:and
435:and
230:Fire
6204:Kew
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