ROTHSAY STREET.

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I always thought these looked great when I went past

MEAKIN ESTATE

Rothsay St,Tower Bridge Road,Webb St opposite.

Rothsay Street, Meakin Estate, c1937.

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Rothsay Street,Wild Rent Foundry c1956.

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Rothesay Street,Wild Rent Foundry 1956.

1956

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A word of thanks to a friend of mine (and still in touch) Sue Meager (smeagher1) for the pictures and information.
My mum’s family the Olivers knew the Winstone from way back in the 1930s. In the mid to late 40s when we lived in Guinness’s Buildings Pages Walk my mum (Annie Hamilton) would take me to visit Mrs Winstone when they also lived there.
My brother (Bob) went to Webb Street school with some of them and the boys also played football together for John Street Club, Leroy Street. (picture in the Leroy Street Topic).

Meakin Estate, Coronation Party 1953.

Sues mum Mrs Winstone is the on the left, second lady in, middle row, next to her sitting down is Sues brother Dave Winstone. The girl looking towards Dave is Sue and to Sues right is her sister. At the back on the far right was Mr Gundry he was the Superintendent of Meakin, he arranged the party with Sues dad Harry. The man next to him in the white shirt is Sues brother Harry and in front of him their other brother Danny.1953.

Rothsay Street, Sue Meager (Winstone) & Friend From Meakin Estate.

MR WINSTONE (Harry), Sues Dad and the girls mum playing at a party at Sherborne House.

Sherborne House, Decima Street c2019.

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Rothsay Street, Bermondsey, Street Party on the Meakin Estate.

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The Jolly Tanners was situated at 3 Rothsay Street. This pub was renamed Uncles in 1985 and Sherwood’s in 1986. It closed in 1997 and has now been converted into flats, with two floors added to the building.

Rothsay Street, Jolly Tanners Pub, c1974.

Rothsay Street 2020, site of the Jolly Tanners Pub.

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Rothsay Street 1921, outside the Jolly Tanners Pub.

Rothsay Street, Jolly Tanners Pub, c1976.

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Rothsay Street, The Jolly Tanners, on the corner with Alice Street left, mid to late twenties.

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Rothsay Street, The Jolly Tanners Gymnasium. Left to Right, Young Curley, Johnny Sharpe, Archie Sexton, George Carney, Kid Pattenden, Alf Gudge, Billy Kid Brookes, Joe Baker and Mr Brookes, c1932.

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Jimmy Wheeler, boxer was landlord of The Jolly Tanners Pub. Jimmy and Mary Wheeler ran the pub for approximately five years. 1950s.