Leatherhead was first recorded as being called “Leodridan” in circa 880, then was recorded as “Leret” in the Domesday book in 1086. The name derives from Celtic meaning “Grey ford”.
Leatherhead is an attractive old town, with narrow streets and gabled houses. Its buildings range from the partly 12th-century church to the 20th-century Thorndike Theatre, which opened in 1968.
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