Affiliated Links

If you are a Heritage organisation or have some affiliation with the Carshalton Water Tower & Historic Garden Trust and would be interested in placing a link on our site on a mutually beneficial basis the please contact us

London Borough of Sutton

Visit Sutton's Heritage Page which details other places of interest within the Borough

The Friends of Honeywood

Set within Honeywood this building is a short walk from the Carshalton Water Tower and is the Heritage Museum of the London Borough of Sutton

The Carshalton Society

Promoting, protecting and conserving Carshalton's amenities

Carshalton & District History & Archaeology Society

Extends knowledge of local history & anchaeology, arranges visits to places of interest, informative lectures and annnual excavations.

British Water Tower Appreciation Society

BTWAS exists to connect enthusiasts of water towers to share enjoyment of their artistic, cultural, architectural, historical, social & engineering significance.

Carshalton Old Rectory Association

A charitable organisation with the aim of: Preserving the Old Rectory and Opening it to the public, to promote the arts, heritage and conservation of the area.

The Sutton & Cheam Society

An independent Amenity Society helping to preserve your local environment, for the districts of Sutton, Cheam, North Cheam, Belmont & Worcester Park

The Friends of Whitehall

Whitehall is a landmark in Cheam Village Conservation Area. Built in the early 16th century this historic building is managed by the Friends of Whitehall & the London Borough of Sutton.

All Saints' Parish Church

All Saints' is an Anglican church, for central Carshalton, Surrey, England. It is particularly known for its reverent, traditional worship, its great age, its beautiful setting, and its interior.

Tiles and Architectural Society

Since 1981 TACS has served as Britain's national society responsible for the study and protection of tiles and architectual ceramics

The Folly Fellowship

The Folly Fellowship was founded in 1988 as a pressure group to protect, preserve, and promote follies, grottos & garden buildings

Industrial Heritage Networks

IHNS are organisations providing free support to industrial heritage sites and organisations. Helping ensure sustainability of preserved industrial heritage sites across England.

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