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Elmer Mews, LEATHERHEAD, KT22 9DN

Chinese restaurant at the junction of Cobham Road and Guildford Road. The building is a medieval hall house, dating originally from the 14th or 15th Century with subsequent additions and alterations, which from the 18th/19th Century to the 1930s housed a pub, The Rising Sun (later replaced by a pub of the same name on the opposite side of Cobham Road, after which this building as marked on maps as Ye Olde Rising Sun; later uses included a youth hostel). Grade II* listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1028662.

1930s shopping parade built on the land of Sunmead House, demolished in 1935.

Chinese restaurant at the junction of Cobham Road and Guildford Road. The building is a medieval hall house, dating originally from the 14th or 15th Century with subsequent additions and alterations, which from the 18th/19th Century to the 1930s housed a pub, The Rising Sun (later replaced by a pub of the same name on the opposite side of Cobham Road, after which this building as marked on maps as Ye Olde Rising Sun; later uses included a youth hostel). Grade II* listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1028662.

Side road off Hawk's Hill built on the site of a large house variously called Elmer, Hawksbury or The Elmer, demolished in around the 1930s.

Side road off Hawk's Hill built on the site of a large house variously called Elmer, Hawksbury or The Elmer, demolished in around the 1930s.

Office buildings (Juniper House is the nearer one) on Guildford Road, built at the start of the 21st Century on the site of Leatherhead Bus Garage which had stood here from 1924 until closure in 1999. In the background can be seen the drill tower of Leatherhead Fire Station.

The B2122 Guildford Road as it leaves Fetcham and enters Leatherhead. The roundabout is where it is met by Cobham Road. To the right of the lamppost on the left is the milestone in Image

Very small house in Cobham Road.

Early 19th Century milestone on the B2122 Hawk's Hill/Guildford Road as it leaves Fetcham and enters Leatherhead. Near the top is inscribed London with 19 below (although not distinct), and lower down, also not distinct, are Leatherhead 2 on one face and Guildford 11 on the other. Grade II listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1391539. For another photo see Image and for one showing a wider view, see Image

Early 19th Century milestone on the B2122 Hawk's Hill/Guildford Road as it leaves Fetcham and enters Leatherhead. Near the top is inscribed London with 19 below (although not distinct), and lower down, also not distinct, are Leatherhead 2 on one face and Guildford 11 on the other. Grade II listed - see www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1391539. For a closer view see Image Behind is the modern town sign for Leatherhead, depicting the town's emblem, a swan.