Mitcham, A Tapestry of History

Early Settlement: Founded in the Roman period, Mitcham's history dates back to Saxon times, with the Domesday Book recording its existence.Mitcham Common- Once a medieval pasture, now a vast green expanse, Mitcham Common played a role in local grazing and agriculture. Industrial Revolution -Flourishing during the Industrial Revolution, Mitcham became known for its lavender fields and mills, contributing to the area's economic growth. WWII Impact: Mitcham faced challenges during World War II, enduring bombings and significant changes to its landscape.

Mitcham's Delights- Fun Places to visit in Mitcham

•⁠  ⁠Morden Hall Park:* Escape to nature in this serene park with gardens, meadows, and the tranquil River Wandle.

•⁠  ⁠Wandle Trail:* Walk or cycle along the Wandle Trail, exploring the river's picturesque path through Mitcham and beyond.

•⁠  ⁠Canons Leisure Centre:* Enjoy swimming, fitness, and recreational activities in this modern leisure facility.

•⁠  ⁠Mitcham Golf Club:* Tee off at this scenic golf course surrounded by greenery.

•⁠  ⁠Mitcham Carnival:* Join the annual carnival, a lively celebration of the community with music, food, and entertainment.

•⁠  ⁠Lavender Fields:* Visit Mayfield Lavender Farm in nearby Banstead for a sensory experience in blooming lavender fields.

•⁠  ⁠Mitcham Cricket Green:* Immerse yourself in the sporting spirit at the historic Mitcham Cricket Green.

Mitcham, where history weaves seamlessly with modern leisure!