EPW045902 ENGLAND (1934). Belmont village and Sutton town, Belmont, from the south-east, 1934

Erskine Road

In the top RH corner is the large intersection known as Rose Hill. A large roundabout was built, and the A217 Tooting-Hookwood Road was diverted from its path towards Sutton, and became "Sutton Bypass"- through to Belmont Downs, where it met the route of the original A217 just beyond Belmont. and continued to Hookwood*. "7 o'clock" from Rose Hill Roundabout (roughly SSW) LCC houses were built, on the western side of the road, between the roundabout and the Southern Railway bridge.(Hookwood* is/was(?)a small hamlet just North of the present Gatwick Airport and had/has a short connecting road to the A23 London-Brighton Road).

Water Tower, according to Sutton Archives this appears on the 1956 o/s maps as belonging to Sutton & District Water Company.

Sutton Green

Upland Road

Beeches Walk

The Warren

South Way

West Way

Pine Walk

The Linkway

Carshalton Beeches Lawn Bowls Club

Chiltern Road

Future site of St Helier Hospital

Grennell Road

Temple Way

Westminster Road

Royston Park

Surrey Grove

Sutton Common Recretion Ground

Ridge Road

This would become st margaret's avenue.

Sutton United Football Ground

LGOC bus garage

Benhill Recreation Ground

St Barnabas Church

Sutton Garden Suburb

Benhilton All Saints

Sutton Tennis & Squash Club

Langley Park Road

Christ Church Sutton

The Byway

Crossways

Banstead Road South

Trinity Church

Sutton Baptist Church on Cheam Road, Sutton

St Nicholas Sutton, parish church

Sutton Grammar School

Sutton War Memorial and Manor Park

Sutton Water Works

Chalk Pit on Carshalton Road, now site of B&Q

Sutton Railway Station

Clapham Lodge, home to the Bawtree family

Brighton Road

You can just see the edge of the South Metropolitan District School, later London Industrial Colony and Belmont Hospital. Lots more info on www.workhouses.org.uk

Downs Hospital for children now part of Sutton Hospital