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The Sun was situated at 170 High Street. This pub was present by 1747. It was later used as a Timothy Whites store.

The Sun Inn, a very old place, a night house and stopping place for loaded vehicles passing through to London. The local carriers also start from this place.

Peregrinations of a Kiddy, 1873

On Saturday afternoon last an inquest was held at The Sun public house in the market place of this town by T Wakley, Esq., coroner, on the body of Mrs Maria Kember, wife of Richard Kember, watchmaker, and a respectable tradesman in Uxbridge during the greater portion of the last century. The deceased having retired the evening previous in good health, was taken ill about 12 o’clock, and died about three in the morning. The jury having received the evidence produced, returned a verdict that the deceased died by the visitation of God.

Newspaper Saturday 15 January, 1842.

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