Showcasing the people and the places of the borough through double-exposure photography, Public art trail: Portraits of the South is an artist-created trail that’s not to be missed. In the surrounding area, head to nearby St Nicholas Church and Christ Church to see the gothic-style religious architecture of the borough, before heading to Russettings to explore a late-Victorian, well-preserved villa.
The church is designed in the Gothic style, with a semicircular barrel-vaulted ceiling, a highly carved chancel screen and magnificent stained glass windows, notably the large West window, depicting Christ the King enthroned in heaven.
W. J. T. Newman and W. Jacques , 1888
E H Rabbits (1818-74) was a major contributor to the development of suburban Sutton.This linear walk will look at a number of the buildings he is associated with an other sites on the way to illustrate the Victorian development of Sutton.
A double-fronted red brick upper-middle class house, and one of a few Victorian villas to survive in Sutton. The well-preserved interior includes an entrance hall with a mosaic tiled floor, an oak galleried staircase and fireplaces.
Frederick Wheeler, 1899