On the northern side of the High Street, working eastwards:

• (T331 / 288 and 289): what was to become Rattenbury's with Albany Lane to its east leading to the Albany Chapel
• (T324, T323, T322 / 290-294): block of five buildings, features in postcards on this site
• (T322, T321, T320 / 295 and 296): set back from High Street, Doctors' surgeries for several generations; George Court entry lies to east
• (T312 / 298/9?): described as a house, workshop and yard owned ans occupied by Ann Thick
• (T278 / 318): the Red Lion PH is marked and appears to occupy more than one property
• Between T278 and T276 lies Drum Lane (now Ealing Road)
• (T276 / 319): the Drum PH

On the southern side of the High Street, working eastwards:

• (T48): Ferry Lane Almshouses; the Waterman's Arms down Ferry Lane is marked
• (T50): Malthouses, yard and wharf owned by Thomas Harrington, used by Sir Felix Booth
• (T54 / 50): King George IV PH with Goat Wharf to the west
• (T61 / 40 & 41): two houses, buildings and gardens owned by James Rustat Trimmer
• (T71 / 34): property on eastern corner of Smith Hill
• (T72 / 33): property owned by executors of John Round, whose demised at his own hand is decribed on this site

Details of owners and occupiers.

Published 2005; updated December 2010