A blue circular plaque with white text commemorates the Bramley Apple Tree, which was grown from a pip by a young lady, Mary Anne Brailsford between 1809 and 1815, and was thought to come from an apple grown on a tree at the bottom of her garden (now No. 75). One seedling produced very fine apples in 1837 when the new occupant was Mr. Matthew Bramley, a local gardener, Henry Merryweather, later obtained permission to take cuttings from the tree and it was duly registered as the Bramley Seedling.