[Learning more about Our Changing High Streets](https://eghammuseum.org/learning-more-about-our-changing-high-streets/)
199 is separated from number 198 by Milton Road.
Between the years 1935 and 1937 Nos 1-4 High Street were demolished for road improvements and to create the Egham by-pass - ironic since Nos 1 and 2 had been home to motor works since 1908.
Between the years 1935 and 1937 Nos 1-4 High Street were demolished for road improvements and to create the Egham by-pass.
Cheeky Chicken & Grill, a fast-food restaurant, opened in October 2020.
In 2019, building work started to restore the former Loch Fyne restaurant into a new gastropub and hotel. Despite delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the newly renovated King's Arms opened in July 2020.
E&M Tecnica are consulting engineers established in 1998.
Pepperstitch Designs has had a long presence at this end of the High Street providing a tailor-made interior design service for clients in the UK and overseas.
A fonehouse shop offering new mobile phones or repairs opened at 194 in October 2021.Since 2023 it has operated as PhoneFix4U
No 7 has been empty for some time.
No 193 opened in January 2020 as a Turkish barber - Royal Barbers.
Scuderia Car Parts have been at 8 High Street since 2002.
Egham Beauty Clinic, formerly in Station Road, opened at 192 in Spring 2021, offering a range of beauty treatments and services.
Courtel Communications, founded in 1999, delivers a comprehensive Court List distribution service in electronic format to the legal community in England and Wales.
A company making bespoke blinds and curtains
The Fitness Pod began operating as a fitness studio at this address in March 2021. It seems to have closed by December 2022.
Syscom are Environmental and Energy Management Control Specialists, previously in Station Road North.
Premier Services, which moved to this address in 2021, provides intelligent security services for homes & businesses.
Regency Investment Services opened at Number 189 in 1985, specialising in all forms of pension and investment planning. In November 2020 Regency was acquired by Kingswood Holdings Ltd.
The offices at 188 High Street has been home to a variety of companies. Most of it is now administered by Egham CoWork letting out offices and meeting spaces. Part of the site, between 187 and 188 was originally built as a Salvation Army Citadel.
There were successive hairdressers at 12 or 12a from 1900-2022 until Matt Wood Flooring Ltd opened here in June 2023.
The Frame Workshop has been at 12b/c High Street since 1997, providing a bespoke Framing, Trophy & Engraving service and expanding from its original premises at 12c only.
There have been garages, showrooms or petrol stations at this address since 1931.
The shops at 13-16 High Street were demolished in 1962 to make way for the new Council Offices and Library. Only no 16 was subsequently rebuilt.
Wards is an independent garage established in 2000. The site was originally home to Boshers Farm.
Limes Mews, a small residential development, was created in 1995 between numbers 185 and 186 High Street. The site was originally part of Boshers Farm.
Egham Library, in Fairhaven (between numbers 12 and 16 of the High Street), was officially opened on 14 May 1964. It has a free car park with a maximum permitted stay of two hours
Grill Land Peri Peri and Pizza opened in November 2019. Since October 2021 it has apparently been at Domino's Pizza, 19 High Street and No 16 is empty.
Magic Wok is a Chinese restaurant and takeaway at 17 High Street - but not the first Chinese restaurant at this address
Egham Food & Wine is a convenience store
Domino's Pizza (opened approx 2015) is the latest in a line of food establishments at this address since 1975. Since October 2021 Grill Land Peri Peri and Pizza has apparently also been based at Domino's.
Originally a large private house with grounds and an orchard, "The Limes" stood at 185 HIgh Street. The house was demolished in 1963 to create a new youth and community centre.
The Golden Cafe opened in 2013 on a site which has housed restaurants and takeaways since 1975.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
Walnut Tree Gardens is a small park in the High Street, created in 1946 by the demolition of two cottages: 183 and 184 High Street.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings, including a nineteenth century beer house at no. 23. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings, The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
21-29 High Street was originally a collection of shops and dwellings including, until the early 20th Century, twelve Strode's Almshouses. The buildings were all demolished in 1986 to make way for a new office block, Prestige House. This has now been adapted into apartments.
A shop and semi-detached house at this address was demolished in 1973 to make way for office buildings and later rebuilt as flats.
Henry Strode left money for a free school which was established in 1706. In the early twentieth century Strode's became a boys' grammar school and it subsequently developed into a mixed Sixth Form College in 1975.
No 37 was originally an independent house and shop, now part of the Crown public house.
A shop at this address was demolished in 1973 to make way for office buildings and and later rebuilt as flats.
A former shop, house, yard and warehouse at this address were demolished in 1973 to make way for office buildings and later rebuilt as flats.
From 1737 until the mid 19th Century numbers 177-179 High Street were part of the Blue Ball And Jolly Sailor Beer House at the junction with Blue Ball Lane. From 1851 they became shops and residential premises.
From 1737 until the mid 19th Century numbers 177-179 were part of the Blue Ball And Jolly Sailor Beer House at the junction with Blue Ball Lane. From 1851 they became shops and residential premises. There has been an estate agent business at this site since at least 1900.
From 1737 until the mid 19th Century numbers 177-179 were part of the Blue Ball And Jolly Sailor Beer House at the junction with Blue Ball Lane. From 1851 they became shops and residential premises. Big Fry Fish and Chips opened under this name in 2011 but there has been a fish and chips shop on the site for much longer...
There has been a Crown public house on this site since at least the early eighteenth century.
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