BermondseyBoy

Hi Bricketts (Bill),welcome to the site.
Sorry to hear your sad story regarding the Druid Street bombing. You may know or have this information but just in case.
Kiwi (Ray).

I might be wrong on this but I think this is The Prince Alfred in Drummond Road.? The Prince Alfred was situated at 59 Drummond Road, the pub has now been demolished. To the left of the pub I think was Fenner Road,which is no longer there. Drummond Road, The Prince Alfred, Fenner Road left of pub. X...

The Barons Arms was situated at 1 Cornbury Road (today 122 Oldfield Grove). Oldfield Grove formally Oldfield Road. Oldfield Grove, The Barons Arms was situated at 1 Cornbury Road today 122 Oldfield Grove. X.png Oldfield Grove c2017,site of The Barons Arms, has now been converted to flats. X.png Corn...

The Duke Of Suffolk, was situated at 59 Hawkstone Road. This pub has now been converted to flats, ceased trading as a pub in c1993. 1901 census it was called The Suffolk Arms. The Duke Of Suffolk, was situated at 59 Hawkstone Road. X.png Hawkstone Road, Rotherhithe, Duke of Suffolk pub. Hodnet Grove...

Abbey Street, The Fleece Pub, Neckinger left of the pub. X.png Abbey Street c1962. The Fleece Pub on the corner with Neckinger left. X.jpg Abbey Street, The Fleece pub lady’s beano 1954. X.jpg Abbey Street, 1954, the Fleece Pub lady’s beano in Banfield’s coach..png 1 Abbey Street, The Fleece Pub c1...

HARDING & SONS, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, TIN PLATE WORKERS JAPANNING. George Harding & Sons at No. 19 Tabard Street in 1891, opposite Silvester Street. Before Harding & Sons the site was occupied by Timothy Roche, a floor cloth dealer. “The original George Harding set up as a tinplate manufac...