EPW005294 ENGLAND (1921). The High Street, Brentford, 1921

Note the Beehive was not always the corner building here, it was two shops/units in before widening of the Half Acre.

The Earlier Brentford County Court.

Red Lion, Truman's 197 High Street. The London Co-Op will occupied this site from 1928 until around 1940. This long closed Red Lion was owned by Truman, Hanbury, Buxton & Co Ltd, Brick Lane, Spitalfields. Freehold, term - yearly, from 18 Jan 1909. Rent £52. Gross value: £2375.

The Albany Arms at this time. A Royal Brewery of Brentford house.

Boots The Chemist were at 196 High Street, the corner building here until around 1940.

Feathers Public House, long Demolished, it closed in the 1960s. A fuller, Smith and Turner house.

Old Fire Station, now a restaurant

Magistrates court

the blackdog PH.

This is NOT the Beehive. This is Market Place.

The Beehive

St Lawrence's Church

The Beehive

High Street - running west to east

River Brent

Tram tracks, which in Brentford would have been part of the London United Tramway system, a company that served much of the west London suburbs.

Brentford Football Ground

Recreation Ground

St. Paul's School