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High Street Properties
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The links below comprise extensive records of most High Street properties. Many records date back to c1470. This is an incomplete survey, subject to ongoing correction and addition. The intention is to establish a full chronological record of the occupancy of each house listed. These records have no legal status.

Many of the dates noted are "spot" dates taken from estate surveys, Quit Rent rolls, Commoners' Lists, Trade Directories, Enclosure Award, maps, or other sources and may not indicate arrival or departure of an occupier.

The great majority of the information on individual properties prior to 1750 comes from the work of the late Norman Hidden, to whom the town owes a great debt of gratitude. Abbreviations for sources include:
NH = Norman Hidden's notes
QR = Quite Rent Rolls
CL = Commoners' Lists
EA = Enclosure Award

Follow this link for
- A Brief Summary of Land and Property ownership in Medieval Hungerford

There will be errors and omissions in these notes.
If you find errors or can add information
on any of these items please
email the Administrator

West Side

1 HS "North End" (Blue Cross & Mistral)
2 HS (Woodlands Lifestyle)
3&4 HS (Tutti Pole Tea Shop)
5 HS (Vacant, Hungerford Habidashery & M G Dods)
6 HS (Martin the Newsagent)
7&8 HS (Martin and Kitchenmonger)
9&9a HS (H'ford Butchers, Simply Seasonal
         and Vacant)
1 Church Lane "Library Cottage"
10 HS (Vacant)
12&13 HS (Kaleidoscope & Framemakers)
14 HS (Co-op)
15 HS (Co-op)
16 HS "Queen Anne building" (Co-op)
17 HS (Gourmet Chinese Take-away)
18 HS (Hungerford Nails)
Demolished for Railway Bridge
19 HS "Kennet House" (Russell Marshall & Fare Wise Travel)
20-22 HS (Portman, Rayners, Knight Frank)
Town Hall & Corn Exchange
23 HS (Swift Cleaners)
24 HS (Hungerford Bookshop & Azuzas)
25 HS (Kitchenmonger)
26 HS (Antiques Arcade)
28 HS (CLM Solicitors)
30 HS (Barclays Bank)
31 HS "Penny Savings Bank"
32 HS Old Congregational manse
Congregational Chapel (now United Reform)
33 High Street "Wilton House"
34 HS (Residential & "The Furnihing Place")
35 HS (Residential & "Legends" BarberShop)
36-37 HS
38-39 HS
40 HS
41 HS (Cameo House)
42 HS "Old National School" (DHC)
43-44 HS (Moonlight Indian & Mr Fry)
45-46 HS
47-48 HS ("Perfectly Posh" & Church's
            Undertakers)

49 HS "Plough House"
50 HS "Orwell House"
51-52 HS
53-54 HS
55-57 HS
59 HS (Snippet's Barbers)
60-63 HS
64-65 HS

East Side

66 High Street
67-69 High Street
70-73 HS
74-76 HS
77 HS (Borough Arms)
78-81 HS
82-83 HS
84 HS
85 HS
86 HS
87-88 HS "Dobbins"
89 HS
90-93 HS
94 HS
95 HS
96 HS
97-98 HS (Ellie Dickins Shoes)
100-102 HS
103 HS (Below Stairs Antiques)
104 HS
105-106 HS
107 HS (Brading Cryer Accountants)
108 HS (Caviste)
109-110 HS (Peppermint Cream & Marc Allen)
111 HS (Roger King Antiques)
112 HS (The Emporium)
113 HS (The Plume of Feathers)
114 HS (Nye & Co)
115 HS (Luna C Too)
116 HS (Bossom's Needlework)
117 HS (Three Swans Hotel)
118 HS (Lloyds TSB)
119 HS (NatWest)
120 HS (Red Cross Charity & Vacant)
Demolished for Railway Bridge
121 HS (now 120a) (Pralibel & From The Heart)
121-122 HS (Parsons & Inklings)
124 HS (Squires)
125 HS (Boots)
126 HS (Crown Post Office)
127 HS (Newbury Bldg Soc, West Berks Council Office, Mac Hair, Stan James)
128 HS "Faringdon House"
129 HS (Prospect Charity, H'ford Jewellers)
130 HS "College House" (PBA Accountants)
131-132 HS "Bridge House"

See also:
- High Street Photo Gallery (North), for many more old photographs of the High Street
- High Street Photo Gallery (South), for many more old photographs of the High Street
- Bridge Street Properties
- A Brief Summary of Land and Property ownership in Medieval Hungerford
- Survey of Hungerford, 1591

Updated: 16.4.2013

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