The Origins and Development of Sutton New Town

Sunday 28 April 2024 at 2:00PM
Sutton Inclusion Centre

Event Description

Sutton New Town was, and still is, a distinct urban and suburban development from the mid-Victorian period, which retains much of its residential stock. Local historian Andrew Skelton will take you on a short walk around the streets of the New Town, explaining its development and looking at its architecture, including the famous 'Bottle House' on the corner of Vernon and William Roads and its late-Victorian and Edwardian creator, George Wilks.

When

2:00PM - 3:30PM
Sunday 28 April 2024

Where

Sutton Inclusion Centre
Northspur Rd
Sutton SM1 2BF
United Kingdom
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Notes & Requirements

Meet at the north end of Lind Road, on the green at the junction with Lower Road (by the roundabout). The route is circular and will end nearby.

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