Explore Cheam. Highlights include Whitehall Historic House, one of few surviving Tudor timber framed buildings in London. Its origins are mysterious. Its original purpose is unclear, evidence suggests it was a home from the mid 1600s and was occupied by the Killick family from the mid-18th to the 20th century. The building was modified and restored over the centuries and is now a fascinating structure full of period detail.
Saxon and Medieval former chancel of parish church, preserved after remainder was demolished in 1864. Part C11, with many important post-Reformation monuments, including those to the family of John, Lord Lumley of Nonsuch Palace.
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