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Notes in italics from Berkshire by Nikolaus Pevsner (1966)
Yale University Press, New Haven and London.

On the E side of Newtown Road, facing a green, Raymonds Buildings, or Lower Raymonds Buildings, dated 1796, a long range of plain, classical almshouses. Twenty-five bays, two storeys, pedimental gable in the centre.

Across the street ... Upper Raymonds Buildings, 1826 and Gothic. Straight-headed two-light windows, and in the raised middle a giant arch.

A high Early Victorian house attached to which, with its E end on Newtown Road, is the Litten Chapel, a small Perp chapel with two small genuine Perp windows and an original roof. The E end is cut off by the road. ...

In Argyle Road St Bartholomew's Hospital, a U-shaped brick building of two storeys with a hipped roof. It dates from 1618, but the windows have mullion and transom crosses, and this looks later C17 and could go with the date 1698 on the cupola.

In Bartholomew Street the Eight Bells, C16, one-storeyed, with three gables. Gothic window details.

West Mills

London Road, Oxford Street and nearby

St Nicolas Church

St John's Church