Banstead
'A Lecture on Wit, Humour, and Pathos' This curious little book, published in 1861 and running to 50 pages, is a verbatim account of “A L...
First Electric Vehicle Charging Points One of the first charging points installed in the public carpark adjacent to All Saints church.
Thi...
BHRG is History! The text above says it all.
We are a bunch of volunteers with varying interests and we are always...
The Old Well in 1908 This is a postcard view of the Old Well in Banstead, postmarked 22 October 1908. It’s number 2 in ...
Edward J. Bond 6.10.1931 - 13.05.2022 We have just received the sad news that Ted Bond, a long time member of the Banstead History Researc...
Waitrose (Branch 112) replaced Wingfield House It opened in June 1965 and boasted some 4500 square feet of selling space and 20 car parking spaces ...
Fantastic flower displays in Banstead High Street In years to come we will remember this year for its exceptionally hot July when on 19 July we beat t...
The Old Vicarage, Banstead This is a postcard view of the Old Vicarage in Banstead High Street, and you can see the spire of Al...
Radio Circle Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac) This Uncle Mac card is part of a large archive sent to us in connection with the Winyard family who ...
All Saints Church, looking towards the east wall This postcard, published by Tonge’s grocers and post office in Banstead High Street, is of some in...
All Saints Church postcard Seasonal postcard sent in 1911 to Mrs Buckland of 20 Tramway Terrace, Mitcham Junction, from her lov...
Motor Cycle picnic for the Phillips family The Phillips family (of 22 Croydon Lane) set off for a picnic in Edgar Phillips' motor cycle with si...Latest Pics
