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

• (T372/254): the One Tun is marked with Old Spring Gardens to its west, One Tun Yard to its east
• 'Harding Court' is marked, running between (T366/257) and (T365/257-1)
• (T362/258-264): a parcel of land owned by John Grimault, the description indicates 7 houses and gardens occupied the plot but there look to be 8 on the map
• (T354/266): The Cannon, to the west Cannon Alley is visible; John Grimault owned the plot T354
• (T345/273-276): four houses and premises owned by John Grimault; the western most property was the Kings Arms, with Kings Arms Alley to the west
• (T344/277): James Fletcher owned 4 houses and premises on this plot and presumably occupied the large house fronting the High Street, rather than the three smaller ones on Back Lane
• (T342/278 and 279): numbers 278 and 279 were later built here
• (T366/283): the pathway to the east leads to Eatons Court
• (T331/288 and 289): later Rattenburys; to the east lies the access to the Albany Chapel

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

• (T22/70): Pump Alley lies to the east
• (T29/61): Town Meadow lies to the east
• (T36/60): a house, stable and yard, Brentford's police station
• The Cage Square includes The Cage (T49), 'Lock-Up House'
• (T32): the Soap Factory behind Cage Square, owned by Thomas & L Rowe, who also owned (T29 and T36)
• (T48): 7 almshouses, Ferry Lane

Details of owners and occupiers.

Published 2005; updated March 2010