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Carshalton Old Rectory Association (CORA)

The Old Rectory is a beautiful period house in the heart of the Carshalton Village Conservation Area and listed Grade II*. It was bought by Carshalton Urban District Council over 70 years ago, as a community asset. It is now considered to be surplus to the requirements of the London Borough of Sutton.
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A group of representatives from five local amenity groups (The Friends of Honeywood Museum, the Friends of the Carshalton Water Tower, the Friends of the Ecology Centre, Carshalton and District History and Archaeology Society and The Carshalton Society) have come together to keep the Old Rectory as a resource for local people.
​Carshalton Old Rectory Association (CORA) have raised concerns over the future of the Grade II* Listed building.

Situated in Festival Walk, alongside Honeywood Museum, the building has a rich history surrounding its long-standing place in the heart of Carshalton's Heritage Conservation Area.

Further details, updates, and the latest CORA Newsletter may be found here, on CORA's Website.

A Respectable Parsonage House - a new book about The Old Rectory

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​Published in December 2018, 'A Respectable Parsonage House' looks in detail at the history of the Old Rectory in Carshalton's historic and much-loved conservation area, and the people who lived there over very many years.

Priced at £7.00 per copy, this book is available from Honeywood Museum or can be ordered by printing, completing and posting this Order Form together with a cheque.

The Old Rectory

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Revised and updated May 2019
The Friends of Honeywood Museum
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  • Home
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    • History of Honeywood
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    • Accessibility
    • Pastimes
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  • Shop
  • What's On
    • Events
    • Regular Events
    • Exhibitions
    • Online Exhibitions >
      • Painted Wandle
      • Picture Postcard Page
      • No Place Like Home
      • Story of The Oaks
  • Honeywood Garden Project
    • Front Garden
    • Back Garden >
      • French Windows
      • Well
      • Raised Beds
      • Greenhouse
      • Northwest Corner
      • Rectangular Pond
      • Oval Pond
      • Water System
      • South Side
      • Belfry
    • Garden Blog
  • The Friends
    • Volunteers
    • Acquisitions
    • In Memoriam
    • Acknowledgements
    • Privacy Notice
  • Nearby
    • Beddington Park >
      • Beddington Park Audio Visual
    • Little Holland House
    • The Old Rectory CORA
  • Archive
    • Events >
      • Open House 2020
      • Alices Mad Tea Party 2015
      • Carshalton on Sea 2015
      • Spooky Afternoon 2015
      • WW1 Centenary 2014
      • Model Rail 2013
      • Olympic Torch 2012
      • Museum Status 2007
      • Maid of the Oaks 2007
      • Yarn Bombers
      • Other Events >
        • Horse Play 2007
        • Top Sutton Attraction 2007
        • VE Day 2007
    • History >
      • Birds Eye View 2011
      • Carshalton Park Grotto
      • Culvers Lodge
      • Honeywood
      • Springs and Watercourses
      • Sutton Lodge
      • The Oaks
      • The Oaks Info Boards
      • The Old Rectory
      • Wallington Green & Holy Trinity Church
    • Memories >
      • 20th Century Stories
      • Carshalton Carnival 1952
      • Carshalton High Street
      • Carshalton Memories
      • Carshalton on the Hill
      • Coronation Day Morden 1953
      • Echoes of my past
      • Growing up around Sutton
      • Growing up in Station Road Carshalton 1945-79
      • Wallington in the 50s and 60s
    • People >
      • Lionel Tertis
      • Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
    • Transport
  • Search