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Haxted
Mill
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Situated
in the beautiful Eden Valley, this award winning restaurant with
its beamed dining room in winter, and wonderful candlelit terrace
overlooking the mill race & pond for dining Alfresco in the
summer, is well worth a visit. |
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The Ancient Yew
Tree
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The yew
tree, believed to be up to 5,000 years old, will also feature in a documentary
being made by the BBC for the Open University. St Peter's Church itself, though
modernised in Edwardian times, still shows signs of its ancient origins in the
Saxon oak beams which support its bell tower. |
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St. Peter's Church
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St Peter's is the only worship centre in the Tandridge village
community. It was of some importance particularly in Anglo-Saxon times
in giving its name to one of the thirteen Hundred districts into which
Surrey was divided. It is popular with walkers who find it featured in
most walking guides to the area particularly as it has the second
largest Yew tree in UK. |
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North Tandridge
History Centre
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The Caterham and District Local History Centre
(formerly the North Tandridge Local History Centre) has carried out an
exciting project to digitise 1000 images drawn mainly from the
photograph collection at Caterham Valley Library, and use them to
produce electronic resources for educational purposes and to promote
local history.
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Barley
Mow
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The Barley Mow is a traditional pub in the village of Tandridge, Kent. Set in a rural area
but with easy access to London, Gatwick Airport and many local places of interest. |
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Tandridge
Border Path
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The
Tandridge Border Path is a 50
mile circular walk around the
District boundary and was developed
in 2000 to commemorate the millennium.
The Path was created by Per-Rambulations
(This link will open in a new
window), sponsored by Tandridge
District Council, supported
by Surrey County Council and
is now accepted as a long distance
footpath by the Long Distance
Walkers Association.
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