319 High Street is a former public house constructed during the early C19, probably on the site of an earlier building. The establishment was trading as the Black Swan as early as 1826 when it is first listed in a local street directory. It operated as a pub until the early 1970s, at which point it was converted to use as a shop. The building is of painted and exposed red brick with a timber shopfront and a roof covering of slate. The principal range is of three storeys across two bays onto the High Street, under a pitched roof sloping towards the primary, west façade. Between the two sets of windows is a moulded panel bearing the raised lettering: BLACK SWAN. A passageway in the ground floor of the adjacent property (320 High Street) leads to a rear range running east from the principal, western range of number 319. This rear range steps down in stages from three storeys to one storey. For the full description and the legal address of this listed building please refer to the appropriate entry in the National Heritage List for England. {1}{2}