Borough High Street

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Thu May 17, 2018 10:40 pm

: White Hart Inn yard, Southwark: 1881, looking towards Borough High Street. The 'White hart' was demolished in 1889.The Inn would have been on the right, white building, with Heeltap on it.(Picture Above).

: White Hart Yard,Borough High Street.

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Tue Jun 19, 2018 3:12 am

: 1921

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Mon Jul 02, 2018 5:55 am

: BOROUGH HIGH STREET

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Mon Aug 06, 2018 5:27 am

Blackman Street - engraving in 1838 showing The Red Lion Pub, 68 Blackman Street now Borough High Street.
Presumably demolished for the construction of Southwark Street (built in 1864). I don't think this is correct as you can see it is on the corner of Great Suffolk Street and nowhere near to Southwark Street.

: The Red Lion Pub, 68 Blackman Street 1838

: The Red Lion was situated at 280 Borough High Street. This pub closed in 2015 when it was known as Ruse and was demolished the following year.

: Ruse-280 Borough High Street site of The Red Lion Pub 2007

: Borough High Street 2017 site of the Red Lion Pub.

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Thu Aug 09, 2018 5:23 am

: Borough High Street, Talbot Inn, Southwark c1870

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Fri Sep 07, 2018 9:48 am

: Outside of the Marshalsea Prison, during the time of Charles Dickens.

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Wed Oct 17, 2018 6:53 am

: The George Inn, c1889, a Dining Room In The Demolished Wing. Table set for the dinner of the "Four o'clockers"

: The George Inn, c1889 The Bar Parlour.

kiwi · Postby **kiwi** » Wed Feb 13, 2019 2:49 am

: The Crown Pub, 213 Borough High Street. Only the main facade now remains, between Tabard St (right) and Angel Place (left) c 2017.

George Chapman was a notorious Victorian serial killer. Having lived previously in the East End and in the United States, by the late 1890s he was back in London, and lived in this building on Borough High Street. It was The Crown Pub at the time, and George was the landlord.
Maud Marsh died on 21 October 1903 after being poisoned at the Crown pub in Borough High Street. George Chapman was executed (hanged) at Wandsworth Prison less than three weeks later, on the 7th April 1903.