- BERMONDSEY STREET 1972. Love the Daimler car.
Bermondsey Street
Re: Bermondsey Street
Information regarding first picture. Yes freddie you are spot-on regarding where the picture was taken from. Lamb Alley (now Lamb Walk)
We can see the name W Pettitt on the gates of the entrance leading through to a backyard. William Thomas Pettitt was a wool rug manufacturer who had premises at 89 Bermondsey Street and also at Blue Anchor Lane, Bermondsey. C 1880 & 2015.
We can see the name W Pettitt on the gates of the entrance leading through to a backyard. William Thomas Pettitt was a wool rug manufacturer who had premises at 89 Bermondsey Street and also at Blue Anchor Lane, Bermondsey. C 1880 & 2015.
Re: Bermondsey Street
Noakes & Co. Ltd, Black Eagle Brewery, 27 White's Grounds, Bermondsey, London SE1.
Reputedly founded in 1697. Acquired by Day, Payne & Co. 1848 with 19 public houses and became Day, Noakes & Sons 1852.
Registered March 1897. Brewing ceased at the Black Eagle Brewery 1921 and was transferred to Windsor.
Acquired by Courage & Co. Ltd. 1930 with 120 tied houses and closed the following year.
The Brewery had an entrance in Bermondsey Street, Extending back to Black Swan Yard & White’s Ground.
Reputedly founded in 1697. Acquired by Day, Payne & Co. 1848 with 19 public houses and became Day, Noakes & Sons 1852.
Registered March 1897. Brewing ceased at the Black Eagle Brewery 1921 and was transferred to Windsor.
Acquired by Courage & Co. Ltd. 1930 with 120 tied houses and closed the following year.
The Brewery had an entrance in Bermondsey Street, Extending back to Black Swan Yard & White’s Ground.
Re: Bermondsey Street
The Marigold Pub, on the corner of Cluny Place & Bermondsey Street. Nice arcaded ground floor with glazed brick piers (possibly rebuilt above?). c2012.Locals still call it the Hand & Marigold but think it changed in about 2008?
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