The old county town of Middlesex retains some interesting old buildings..

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        From the Brentford Floor Sanding Company

St Lawrence’s Church has a 15th century tower alongside a brick box of 1764.  It contains a brass to H Redman who died in 1528.  This Chief Mason of the King’s Works was probably the designer of the original Hampton Court.

There is also a 1628 wall monument to John Middleton and his wife.

The Butts is a very pleasant, secluded leafy square but the Beehive Pub merits a closer look.  This effort from 1907 appears to have been designed by a real person - with its blue and green tiles and art nouveau style lamps.