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The Eagle was situated at 105 High Street.   This beerhouse was present from c1850 to 1937.

The Eagle beerhouse and butcher’s shop kept by Mr John Vagg, who is a stalwart radical and generally busy in political matters.

Peregrinations of a Kiddy, 1873

A NEWLY ERECTED FREEHOLD BEER HOUSE, Known by the Sign of the “Eagle”, well situate in the very excellent Market Town of UXBRIDGE, containing – on the Upper Floor, 3 Bedrooms – Ground Floor, spacious Tap room in front with bow window, Parlor, Passage, with capital Beer and Coal Cellars with side entrance. Large Yard enclosed by gate, Wash-house, Slaughter-house, Blacksmith’s Shop, & Skittle-ground and Stable. Let on Lease to Messrs. WELLER, Brewers of Amersham, for an unexpired term of 13 years from Michaelmas last, at per annum £12.

Sale advert 1850

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