Welcome to Local Greetings Cards
Welcome to Local Greetings Cards, where you can choose a photo and choose the wording for a very unique greetings card, ideal to send to someone special.
The photos are of Caterham and surrounding areas, if you do not see what you are looking for on the site please email me, as it is possible we have the photo in our large photo library. We currently sell local greetings cards of Banstead, Beddington, Caterham, Chaldon, Coulsdon, Godstone, Kenley, Merstham, Old Coulsdon, Purley, Sanderstead, Warlingham and Whyteleafe.
The greetings card is a colour photograph mounted on cream card, the card measures 14.8cm x 21cm. It comes cellophane wrapped with a cream envelope.
Featured Greetings Cards
Here are just a small selection of the greetings cards available from Local Greetings Cards.
A Fox alehouse was recorded in 1720, but the current building dates from the late Victorian times. It was a favourite of the Guardsman of Caterham Barracks.
Mint Farm dates back to the 16th century but the first mention of The Mint in Park Road is in the 1871 census when Edward Bennett is described as a beer retailer. The Bennett family were there for sixty years.
All Saints Church, now a grade II listed building, was built in 1870, and enlarged in 1897 and 1902
Sanderstead Pond is almost certainly fed by rain water and not a spring and was dug hundreds of years ago to serve passers-by and livestock. It must have been passed by many pilgrims on their way to Canterbury having stopped at Croydon Parish Church and travelled via Pilgrims Way, Croham Hurst.
The present church was built in about 1230, with the tower being added about 1310. The walls are of local knapped flint, and the church was originally roofed with wooden shingles
