Uxbridge manufacturing history
The market in Uxbridge became a vital conduit for London’s food. The town had a great many water mills grinding the grain brought to the market by farmers from as far a field as Aylesbury. Through this, the town was London’s main provider of flour. The building of the Grand Junction Canal aided this. It would be many years before the GWR would stop in Uxbridge and so open up the town to industry.…
















