flats on your left, and a small garden on your right. your on garden small a and left, your on flats

y busy. y in and around Reigate as they are usually ver usually are they as Reigate around and in Hall, stop at the corner of Tunnel Road on your right. right. your on Road Tunnel of corner the at stop Hall,

Turn left down Chart Lane, passing Churchefelle passing Lane, Chart down left Turn

Town Centre. Please take care when crossing roads crossing when care take Please Centre. Town centre of town and just before reaching the Old Town Old the reaching before just and town of centre

of you. of

Hall can be seen once again. Continue towards the towards Continue again. once seen be can Hall the walk begins at the Old Town Hall in Reigate in Hall Town Old the at begins walk the

Reigate Parish Church of St Mary Magdelene in front in Magdelene Mary St of Church Parish Reigate

around the corner, the town centre and the Old Town Old the and centre town the corner, the around

paths through Priory Park woodland. Each part of part Each woodland. Park Priory through paths

turn right. You will soon arrive at Chart Lane with the with Lane Chart at arrive soon will You right. turn

Keep on the right side of Church Street and, once and, Street Church of side right the on Keep

distance and includes some steep and unsurfaced and steep some includes and distance green until you reach a junction in the path where you where path the in junction a reach you until green

The second part (paintings 7-10) is longer in longer is 7-10) (paintings part second The fields and a bowling green. Continue past the bowling the past Continue green. bowling a and fields

demolished. demolished.

a tranquil area of open space is reached with playing with reached is space open of area tranquil a Reigate Castle Grounds. Castle Reigate

distance which has since been since has which distance

leads between two modern office developments. Soon developments. office modern two between leads

journey around the town of Reigate and includes and Reigate of town the around journey

gable end of a white building in the in building white a of end gable

100 paces until you reach a footpath off to the left that left the to off footpath a reach you until paces 100

difficulties, child buggies or wheelchairs and is a is and wheelchairs or buggies child difficulties,

with only a wall on the right and the and right the on wall a only with

Turn left into Lesbourne Road and continue for about for continue and Road Lesbourne into left Turn

(paintings 1 - 6) is suitable for those with walking with those for suitable is 6) - 1 (paintings older buildings stand on the left, the on stand buildings older

mostly disappeared. mostly The walk has two distinct parts. The first part first The parts. distinct two has walk The Tatton Winter's day. In the picture the In day. Winter's Tatton

the lofty trees have trees lofty the

that is much changed from that in that from changed much is that the paintings of Tatton Winter to the present day. day. present the to Winter Tatton of paintings the

across the road. Today road. the across Look back - we see today a scene a today see we - back Look

how little has changed in Reigate when you match you when Reigate in changed has little how

House Bookshop House

Church Street, painted 1898 painted Street, Church

description and map. It will surprise you to discover to you surprise will It map. and description

Park), with the Ancient the with Park),

of Reigate are numbered in the following route following the in numbered are Reigate of

(leading into Priory into (leading

Hall, stop at the corner of Tunnel Road on your right. your on Road Tunnel of corner the at stop Hall,

Europe-wide. The locations of many of his paintings his of many of locations The Europe-wide.

the Bell Street car par car Street Bell the

centre of town and just before reaching the Old Town Old the reaching before just and town of centre

evident on reaching on evident Queen Victoria and Queen Mary and exhibited and Mary Queen and Victoria Queen

Hall can be seen once again. Continue towards the towards Continue again. once seen be can Hall

perspective becomes perspective

Reigate. He received royal recognition from both from recognition royal received He Reigate.

around the corner, the town centre and the Old Town Old the and centre town the corner, the around

from Tatton Winter's Tatton from

and on the continent before eventually settling in settling eventually before continent the on and Keep on the right side of Church Street and, once and, Street Church of side right the on Keep

The present day scene day present The W

and walk down hill along Church Street. Church along hill down walk and

England where he studied art formally here formally art studied he where England

Bell Street, painted 1921 painted Street, Bell

sculpture above the wall ahead of you. Now turn left turn Now you. of ahead wall the above sculpture illiam Tatton Winter was born in the north of north the in born was Winter Tatton illiam

island and cross again towards the prominent brick prominent the towards again cross and island

Bell Street passing the entrance to Priory Park. Park. Priory to entrance the passing Street Bell

Walk. At the second set of traffic lights cross to the to cross lights traffic of set second the At Walk.

Circular Walk Circular

Continue past the shops and up the slight incline of incline slight the up and shops the past Continue

and continue straight across the entrance to Monks to entrance the across straight continue and

At the traffic light junction with Reigate Road, turn left turn Road, Reigate with junction light traffic the At Road in 1901 in Road

being built in Castlefield in built being Winter

new municipal buildings municipal new Churchefelle.

short while, prior to the to prior while, short tower still visible above visible still tower

Council meetings for a for meetings Council painting, with the church the with painting, Tatton

house. It was used for used was It house. scene as depicted in the in depicted as scene

Manor, as a market a as Manor, Looking back one sees the sees one back Looking

Jekyll, then Lord of the of Lord then Jekyll, the hill of Reigate Road. Reigate of hill the

1728 by Sir Joseph Sir by 1728 the corner of Chart Lane and Lane Chart of corner the

The Old Town Hall is a listed building, built around built building, listed a is Hall Town Old The painting is visible from almost from visible is painting

Old Town Hall, Painted 1924 Painted Hall, Town Old 1972. The Chart Lane Chart The 1972.

Reigate’s police station until station police Reigate’s

southwards along Bell Street Bell along southwards Churchefelle flats were flats Churchefelle

Start at the Old Town Hall and make your way your make and Hall Town Old the at Start Chart Lane, painted 1898 painted Lane, Chart

Transport Contact Tatton

Trains For further information, Winter news or events relating to Reigate Station the Millennium Trail Circular Walks Circular Walk Service: Every hour every day to call the Council Help Shops: Dorking (Deepdene),Redhill and Gatwick Airport Reigate - 01737 276045 National rail enquiries Redhill - 01737 780176 08457 484950 24 hour service Banstead - 01737 363178 Buses Merstham - 01737 642171 4 Surrey Traveline enquiries Enjoy the 0870 6082608 Horley - 01293 431500 0700 -1900 Monday to Friday Tatton Winter 0900 - 1700 Weekends or access Circular Walk and Bank Holidays the Millennium Trail website at http://www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk/leisure/trail.html with this easy to follow guide. The Millennium 4.6kms (2.85 miles) Circular Walks

Circular walk number and name Distance 1. Banstead & Nork 8.2 kms (5.09 miles)

2. Shabden & Upper Gatton Parks 12.1 kms (7.51 miles) DCMP 3. North Downs Ridge 11.3 kms (7.01 miles) Thanks to:- 4. Reigate Tatton Winter 4.6 kms (2.85 miles) Alan Moore, who developed this guided walk. Reigate & Banstead 5. Earlswood Commons 7.5 kms (4.66 miles) Borough Council Also members of the Reigate Group of the Ramblers Association Millennium Trail 6. East Horley 9.4 kms (5.83 miles) and the many other individuals, groups and organisations for their assistance with this project. For further information about the circular walks and the Millennium

Trail, please turn to the back panel of this leaflet for contact © REIGATE AND BANSTEAD BOROUGH COUNCIL 2000 numbers and website address. DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY JB DESIGN Turn into Tunnel Road. If you would like to continue along the second part of Take the path to the right, up the hill. Continue to follow the Tatton Winter circular walk, turn around and retrace the path around to the right, uphill through the woods, Tunnel, painted 1906 your steps for about 20 paces. Passing the rear garden skirting the edge of the Park, at times parallel with Park Built in 1823, the tunnel of the Market Hotel, now on the left, go down the Lane. Views down upon Park Lane and the scene that passes beneath the narrow Crown Steps to emerge close to the Old Town Tatton Winter painted can be seen from this path from Castle Grounds to Hall where this part of the circular walk began. time to time. afford a north-south At the top of the hill turn left onto a wide path and short cut through the Crown Steps continue along this for about half a mile until you reach town. From inside the The scene depicted in the painting the Randall Vogan Memorial (which comes into view tunnel the view as can be viewed from the bottom of about half way along the path). portrayed by Tatton the steps. The steps take their Winter has changed little. name from then Crown Inn which Randell Vogan was once located alongside this Memorial Continue through the tunnel until you reach the end path. Randall Vogan lived of the road. Bear left around the corner and turn left within a mile of the again onto a path. Only a few paces further on turn The second part of the trail memorial and was the almost immediately right onto a narrower path with begins, as before, at the Old person who made this part of the castle moat on your left and the busy Town Hall. Some parts of this walk possible by London Road on your right. Going past a bridge route are quite steep and likely purchasing Priory bear left into the castle grounds. Passing the end of to be muddy in wet weather. Park and presenting it the moat on your left continue across the junction of From the Old Town Hall walk west along to the to the Corporation for paths and up the slope on your right between two end of the High Street until you reach the all to enjoy. hedges to reach the gardens where the castle once crossroads with Park Lane. Turn left into Park stood. Lane and walk along it, passing the entrance to Continue past the memorial and follow the path the Priory on your left. Around some bends the road downhill through the trees. (It is advisable to be The moated castle that once stood in these grounds begins to turn into a deeply sunken lane. careful here as the ground is uneven underfoot.) was erected as a mainly wooden enclosure around 1100. It was later fortified with stonework but by Park Lane, Bluebells in Reigate Park 1730 had fallen into ruin. The pyramid shaped painted 1911 It is difficult to say just where this picture was painted. structure at the centre of the grounds is one of the The high banks, exposed Bluebells are, entrances to caves beneath, used for storage tree roots and complex however, an and/or dungeons. The Castle Grounds were given patterns formed by foliage ancient woodland to the Town of Reigate by Lord Somers and along this sunken lane indicator species officially opened as a place of leisure in 1868. perhaps made Park Lane and transform an irresistible subject for Priory Park woods Turn left to follow the curve of the path before Tatton Winter in 1911. in spring with turning left again to leave the grounds via an Disappointingly, due to its vibrant blue archway. After a few yards turn right onto a dogleg narrowness and use by fast carpets of flowers. path which brings you to the lower part of the traffic, it is not advisable to gateway. Descend the path to the top of the steps walk along this part of the lane today. ) n o As you descend you will come to the playing fields of leading down to The High tiio Instead, enter Priory Park just before ta S Priory Park. Passing to the right of the Priory the path te Street. You are now in Castle aat the last cottage at the bottom ig e CCa R leads through the car park and back to Bell Street. Walk. o a T s of the hill. oad ( n RRoad t do l From here it is a short walk back to the town centre and oonn e L f

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