Greetings Cards of Old Coulsdon
Here are a selection of greeting cards of Old Coulsdon. If you are interested in purchasing any of these cards, please see the information on ordering greetings cards.
The pond was at one time a main source of water for the village of Coulsdon, also it was next to the forge. The white building on the right was Bradmore Farm, which is now a conservation area.
The church was built in 1954 at a cost £12,500. When the church was first opened the minister was Rev Ronald Newman, he was there for 29 years before his retirement.
This Public House was first known as the Tudor Rose, it then changed its name to The Harvester and since this photo has been taken, it has changed back again to the Tudor Rose. The outside of the building has changed a great deal, so already this card is living history.
This unusual shaped building now a local landmark, was opened in Bradmore Way in 1963.
