Richmond Brewery Stores

Built in red brick, it has a tiled facade with "RICHMOND BREWERY STORES" in white lettering on blue.

Known as Lansdown Brewery, and operated by D Watney & Son, it was registered in April 1895,[1][2] but is known to have been in existence at least as early as 1882 when the brewery design practice Davison, Inskipp & Mackenzie was engaged to extend the building.

[1] By 1923 the National Fire Protection Company Limited occupied the former Brewery Stores building.

In 1950 the toy manufacturer Rovex Plastics Limited, which made plastic toys for Marks and Spencer, bought the building for use as a factory, and the company's own nameplate was placed over "RICHMOND BREWERY STORES" during the firm's use of the building.

[4][5] The Richmond and Twickenham Times reported in November 2014 that the building, now owned by a property developer, will be converted into offices and flats.