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The Spread Eagle Hotel and Pub

The Spread Eagle Hotel and Pub The Spread Eagle Hotel and Pub is a listed grade II building located on the south side at the corner of Ashley Road and Epsom High Street. Built in the late 17th Century, with its outbuildings at 85-87 added in the 18th and 19th Century, it was one of Epsom's foremost inns.…

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The New Wells Epsom

The New Wells Epsom Most of all, The New Wells Epsom was a collection of shops and gathering venues based around a well which catered the much sought Epsom Waters and Epsom Salts to the high society of the 17th century. Then, following the discovery of the mineral waters in 1618, Epsom quickly became a popular destination for…

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St Stephen-on-the-Downs Church

St Stephen-on-the-Downs Church St Stephen-on-the-Downs Church is an Anglican daughter church of St Martin of Tours Epsom. And it sits on the south side of the Epsom Downs on Rosebery Road, on a site nearby where the original church was located at the end of the path to the famous Epsom racecourse. The original building was a tin…

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Rosebery Road Epsom

Rosebery Road Epsom Rosebery Road Epsom, is one of a number of roads named after Archibald Philip Primrose, the 5th Earl of Rosebery. Also, its leafy turning off Langley Vale Road where cyclists whizz past on the Surrey Cycle Link route, leads to a quiet cul-de-sac. Mainly detached and individual houses line the street, leading to a pathway…

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Letter Box On Epsom High Street

Letter Box on Epsom High Street The Letter Box on Epsom High Street is conveniently located at the junction of High Street, West Street and South Street, outside the Assembly Rooms on 147-153 High Street, Epsom. History of the British pillar letter boxes date back to 1852-1853, the first box in the British Isles was erected in Jersey…

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Epsom Playhouse

Epsom Playhouse Especially, Epsom Playhouse is a main theatre in Epsom and Ewell, Surrey. The 450 seat venue hosts internationally travelling casts and comedy as part of their tours and amateur productions. In addition, a smaller 80 seat studio within the playhouse called The Myers Studio is a regular venue for Jazz evenings and children's shows. Both, the…

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Epsom Clock Tower

Epsom Clock Tower Epsom Clock Tower stands in the centre of Epsom High Street. It is where the market now covers over the pond which existed from the Middle Ages. So, it acts as a proud marker for the town's central shopping district, and has acted as a focus point for most historic prominent events in Epsom, including…

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Cicero’s Trough

Cicero's Trough Cicero's Trough is located outside the Rubbing House Pub right in the middle of the world famous horse racecourse of Epsom Downs. A small chestnut Colt, Cicero was owned and bred by the former British Prime Minster Lord Rosebery. He was commissioned the trough in celebration of his win at the 1905's Epsom Derby. During the…

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Epsom Cemetery on Ashley Road

Epsom Cemetery on Ashley Road Epsom Cemetery on Ashley Road, Epsom, and is run by Epsom and Ewell Borough Council. The cemetery is open to the public every day of the year from 9 am on weekdays, weekends and public holidays. The cemetery gates are closed at dusk or at 7 pm, whichever is earlier. Since, in June…

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The Assembly Rooms Epsom

The Assembly Rooms Epsom The Assembly Rooms Epsom were built in 1690 at the height of Epsom society. It was when the local springs made Epsom a fashionable spa town. They now house a popular public house owned by J D Wetherspoons. It serving a range of alcoholic and beverages, soft drinks and affordably priced food. For most…

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