Ruby Tuesday is a mid-18th century, three-storey house, which has four windows above the early C20 bowed shop window front. It was the former home of Charles Heath (1761-1831), the Monmouth printer and historian who entertained Nelson here in 1802.
The interior was entirely altered as a shop in c1920 and has a timber framed type interior in the manner of Liberty of London. There is an open top-lit shop section at the rear. The side elevation has various windows including, at the half storey for the staircase, and a dormer in the roof. There is a lower, three storey rear wing with two more windows. Source CADW listed buildings
Geoff Ward, 04/11/2014,.