BermondseyBoy

kiwi wrote:I think you are both right as I believe that part of Fort Road did became Setchell Road

Yes, but it's the Fort that counts!

kiwi wrote:Horselydown, Anchor Brewery, Thames-side 1982.

The plaque is on the site of the Anchor Brewery in Park Street, Southwark.

kiwi wrote:I'm almost certain this is The Fleece Pub.?

Spot on. Here they are being waved off as the coach turns left into Abbey Street.

kiwi wrote:DUNTON ROAD, THE CLAREMONT PUB, LYNTON ROAD LEFT

I think it's Fort Road, not Lynton Road.

park_town wrote:The text top left says Harris. I know of no Live Eel place called Harris.

Robert Cooke took over the eel and pie shop in The Cut in the 1940s from Charlie Harris who had traded there since at least 1910.

kiwi wrote:this may be part of Iron Yard.

Spot on, I reckon. The doorway on the right would be at the back of 52 Cathay Street.

But I haven't the slightest idea about what's going on in the first doorway on the right.

kiwi wrote:Picture states Crosby Row checked but unable to confirm. If it is I think it is looking towards Long Lane.

It's looking north towards Snows Fields; the tall building at the end on the left is The Angel. It's on the LPA website at https://www.londonpicturearchive.org.uk ... em?i=53947.

I'm not sure of this, it is just something in the back of my mind so I could be wrong. I think Clive Place was down the side of the Vic pub. :? It was, but access to it was down beside the other end of Clyde Buildings (the tall building in the centre - the photo is looking east towards Pages Walk)....

I never knew they had a Drinking Fountain And Cattle Trough Association. If I remember correctly there was a Horse Trough by the coffee stall in the slip road opposite St Olave's & St Saviour's Grammar School for Boy's.? Yes, at the end of Devon Mansions, between Tooley Street and Fair Street. ...