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This pub is closed permanently.
This pub has a long list of former uses, including: cinema and gentleman’s club!
Kingston upon Thames is home to some industry greats.
Discover the history of the man responsible for launching the career of Alfred Hitchcock.
This pub is named after the main shopping area of Hayes.
Find out how New Malden was affected by the Second World War.
The Civil War broke upon Acton like a storm!
Nonsuch was a residence of the Queens of England.
The original Greyhound dates back to 1797.
Discover the history of the Lords of Norbury.
Bromley is home to many well-known figures, and this pub has them on display.
This pub is situated on an old Roman road.
This pub is named after the first Director-General of UNESCO.
The name tailor chalk is misleading - it isn’t actually chalk!
This area was well known in the 17th and 18th centuries for its Gipsy encampments.
This pub is closed permanently
How did Petts Wood get its name?
Discover what is hidden at Bexleyheath’s Market Place.
This building was originally destroyed in the Blitz.
Learn more about the nearby Hackney Empire; one of the world's oldest cinemas.
This pub is in Victoria Station, which was once the London station most familiar to European visitors.
Discover the importance of Rushey Green.
This pub's name comes from the poem Spring and Fall.
A ballroom or pub? It's hard to decide with all the elegant design features.
A pub situated on former farmland.
An A–Z of the Bard’s greatest plays, displayed on the walls.
Located in an area formerly famous for growing crops of... You guessed it: Asparagus!
This pub has 'barge' in the name and in its design.
Discover the local area's history in television and film.
This former bank is rich with history.
A gallery of images showing Croydon in the past.
This building is full of theatrical history.
The clue about this pub's history is in its name.
This building was an instrumental part of the West India Docks.
Discover the history of one of Britain's great explorers.
A pub named after a popular form of entertainment in the court of King Henry VIII.
Located above one of London's oldest Underground stations.
This pub is permanently closed.
Discover 'the most important venue in the history of European pop music'.
Learn of the royal connections Romford has.
The unusual tree sculptures define this pub.
Discover the history of one of London's film première hot spots.
This pub's name hasn't changed since 1419.
It’s our oldest trading pub – and the brilliantly classic interior shows this.
Located on the site of the remains of a Roman palace built in the 1st century...it doesn't get much older than that!
Discover the numerous historical features of the area local to this pub.
This building used to be Wallington's cinema.
Learn the history of this building, originally the headquarters of the Working Men's Club & Institute Union.
This pub has a colourful history of art, design and theatre.
This pub is named after the old village green.
Displayed on the walls are copies of Holland Tringham's sketches.
Read about Brixton's most famous landmark - Brixton Prison.
This pub’s walls are full of history.
Discover where Greenwich Mean Time originated.
Who or what was The Great Harry?
This pub stood opposite “Greater London’s Greatest Store”.
Get an insight into the history of the Thames.
This new opening can be found in ‘the finest and smartest railway station in London’.
This pub has an old diving helmet on display.
Take a look at some classic scenes from Tower Bridge.
Bexleyheath’s medieval history is explored in this pub.
This pub used to be a much loved Woolworths.
Cricklewood’s history is on display all around this pub.
This pub has money in the name, and money on the walls!
Discover the history of Colindale’s famous air races.
A grand house named Wembley Orchard once stood on this site.
Discover the history of Hounslow.
The world’s first television signals were received in Kingsbury Manor.
This area of Wood Green is full of history.
Alfred Herring was awarded the Victorian Cross after his success in the First World War.
This pub even has its own milk float in the garden!
Read about the history of Swakeleys Manor.
Rayners Lane tube station was once just a hut with a few planks for a platform.
The Greenwood Hotel was built to serve the rapidly expanding suburbs of Greenford and Northolt.
Discover the history of Southgate.
If you’re a rugby fan, this pub has the history for you!
Discover the history of Wimbledon.
Take a look at photographs of the ‘most spectacular cinema in Britain’.
Read about Leytonstone’s unofficial Poet Laureate.
In the 18th century Uxbridge had more than 40 licensed alehouses!
Did you know Sir Winston Churchill’s funeral train passed through Feltham?
The origin of the name Chingford is still a matter of heated debate amongst some people.
The name of this pub relates to events that took place in 1651, and a humble family who saved the life of a king.
Read about the legend of St George and the Dragon.
This pub is in the area of Pimlico, which means ‘beer’!
Renowned astronomer Sir Edmund Halley established his reputation studying stars.