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High Street, LEATHERHEAD, KT22 8AA

The entrance to Leatherhead Travelodge in High Street. The model swan above the door commemorates the Swan Hotel, that stood on this site for around 300 years until demolition in 1936. See Image for a photo of the whole building.

1939 building on the site of the Swan Hotel, an old coaching inn dating from the 17th Century which was demolished in 1936. Following refurbishment in c.2004, much of the building is now a Travelodge hotel.

1939 building on the site of the Swan Hotel, an old coaching inn dating from the 17th Century which was demolished in 1936. Following refurbishment in c.2004, much of the building is now a Travelodge hotel.

Stalls of a small street market that take place every Thursday and Saturday on High Street.

The entrance to the 1982-built Swan Shopping Centre off High Street. The name commemorates the Swan Hotel which stood next to this site for around 300 years until demolition in 1936, with this entrance being on the site of the associated brewery.

Ornamental ironwork by local firm Fire and Iron Gallery on the ramp at the end of High Street, by its junction with Church Street, with North Street beyond. The ironwork depicts local bridges.

Retail units in High Street.

Ornamental ironwork by local firm Fire and Iron Gallery on the ramp at the end of High Street, by its junction with Church Street. The ironwork depicts local bridges.

Ornamental ironwork by local firm Fire and Iron Gallery on the ramp at the end of High Street, overlooking the junction of Bridge Street and North Street, depicting local bridges, the nearer ones representing the Shell Bridge and the M25 motorway and the ones beyond representing railway bridges and Leatherhead Bridge. In the background is 2 Bridge Street, built in 1928 for the National Provincial Bank and occupied by them until around 1970 when it moved into the Westminster Bank premises across the road, following their merger to form the National Westminster Bank. The building was later occupied by the Woolwich Building Society and most recently a local independent bookseller, Bartons Bookshop, until closure in early 2019 due to the retirement of its owner. Grade II listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1294412.

Ornamental ironwork by local firm Fire and Iron Gallery on the ramp at the end of High Street, overlooking the junction of Bridge Street and North Street, depicting local bridges, these representing railway bridges and Leatherhead Bridge. In the background is 2 Bridge Street, built in 1928 for the National Provincial Bank and occupied by them until around 1970 when it moved into the Westminster Bank premises across the road, following their merger to form the National Westminster Bank. The building was later occupied by the Woolwich Building Society and most recently a local independent bookseller, Bartons Bookshop, until closure in early 2019 due to the retirement of its owner. Grade II listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1294412.