Kenton Lodge 1, Kenton Road,

The Lodge stood at its south-east corner at the junction of Kenton Road and Grandstand Road. It was built in 1795 for the coal-owner John Graham Clarke, grandfather of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. From 1810 to 1836 it was the seat of John Brandling, and for the next three years was occupied by Sir John Walsham, a Poor Law commissioner. Later occupiers were mainly farmers. In 1908 it was replaced by the present Queen Anne Revival style house, built for the paint manufacturer Max Holzapfel.