Chestnut Cottage, 105 High Street
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (1913-1924)

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The Cottage, 107 High Street

The home and dental surgery of Mr. Allen from the late 1940s, and his successor Mr. Turtle. demolished in the 1970s and redeveloped.

JJ Whispers, Nightclub (-2014)
Vacant (2014-2015)
Six Degrees, Nightclub (2015-2016)
Hispalis, Spanish Tapas Restaurant & Bar (2016-2020)
Mio Gusto, Italian Restaurant & Bar (2020-)
Rhythm, Nightclub (2019-2021)
Aura, Nightclub (2021-)

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Boscobel (Furnace Cottage), 109 High StreetGrade II Listed (1981)
Two-storey 17th century timber-framed building, refaced in the 18th century with a red brick ground floor and tile-hung first floor. The building is shown as Furnace Cottage on the Tithe Map.

Edward Chart, Bill Poster (1913)
British Manufactured Bearings Co. (1951)
Greenaway Residential, Estate Agent (2014-)

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115-117 High Street

The Rising Sun Inn, before the building was divided into two. Then from the early 20th-century the building on the left became Mr. Conlan's preparatory school, North House School.

The building on the right was the home of Dr. Timothy Martin before the Northgate Café - later known as the Northgate Restaurant - opened about 1896. By 1905 it was run by G. Leggett. Closing in 1962, the site was used as a car park before Northgate House opened in 1983.

115 High Street
George Leggett, Refreshment Rooms (1913)
Tom Smith, Refreshment Rooms (1924)
Northgate Restaurant & Café (1938-1951)
117 High Street
John Owen Conlan, Private School (1913-1924)
Northgate Laundries (1938-1951)
Claire Records, Gramophone Records (1977)

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Victoria Hall

John Penfold saw the need for a large building for concerts and other social functions and was responsible for the Victoria Hall, which was built in 1920. By the late 1940s it became the premises of Bell Precision Engineering.

Bell Precision Engineering Co (1951)

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Boxall and Collins Garage
Boxall & Collins, Motor Engineers and Agents (1938-1951)

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Northgate Road

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Bus Garage

The bus garage was built in the 1930s and demolished in 1985.

London Passenger Transport Board Bus Company (1938)

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Sherwood and Radford

Built in the 1930s and demolished in 1985.

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121 Hight Street

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123 Hight Street
John Stoner, Shopkeeper (1913)
George William Eveleigh, Shopkeeper (1924)
Jessie Margaret Knox, Shopkeeper (1938)

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Albert Cottages, 125-127, 129-131, 133-135, 137-139, 141-143 High Street

Albert Cottages were built during the early 1870s. They replaced two rows of 14 small cottages called the Magazine - perhaps because they were used around the time of the Napoleonic wars to store arms and ammunition. Albert Cottages were demolished in 1983 to be replaced by offices.

133 High Street
Geo. Parsons, Photographer (1913-1924)

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Crawley Gas Works

The Driftway

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North Toll Gate and Cottage

The road through Crawley was turnpiked in 1770 and the toll gate and cottage probably dated from that time. The cottage stood on common land with a pond next to it for watering horses. The gate, which gave it's name to Northgate, spanned the turnpike road from where Brewers used to be. The toll gate was removed about 1870 and Mrs. Agate was it's last attendant.

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J. Knowles - Builders Merchants

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Stoner's Works and Stores

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Nelson's Stores

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Interaction Recruitment - Employment Agency (2018-)

Crawley Leisure Park is built on the former site of Crawley Town Football Club, the Sun Inn and Popes Mead Bowling Club. It opened in phases from January 1999, and includes a cinema, fitness centre and restaurants.

Tushmore Roandabout