Editing Ruislip (section)

===Village square===
[[File:1907 Ruislip Village - Around Ruislip.jpg|thumb|right|The original Ruislip Village in 1907, looking towards St. Martin's Church with the Duck House to the left.]]
The buildings at the north end of Ruislip High Street, Nos 1 to 15, the Duck House restaurant and the Swan public house, which has since been operated as Cafe Rouge, form the core of the original village and are Grade II listed.<ref name="Hillingdon listed"/> This area formed the village square,<ref>Newbery 1996, p.29</ref> at the junction of the High Street, Bury Street and Eastcote Road. The village water pump was sunk in the centre of the square in 1864, to a depth of {{convert|105|ft}} {{convert|9|in}}, though was moved to be beside the Manor Farm Lodge in the 1970s. It was moved again in 1982 to sit outside 7–15 High Street.<ref>Bowlt 2007, p.150</ref>