TABARD STREET.

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Tabard Street, Southwark, c1913, Sterry Street is on the right-hand side. The Royal Oak public house can be seen at 44 Tabard Street, corner with Nebraska Street and brushmakers R.D. Mead left, by the lampost at number 54.

Tabard Street, Southwark, c1913.

Tabard Street, 2020, Sterry Street on the right.
The Royal Oak Pub down on the left, corner with Nebraska Street.

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Tabard Estate, looking down Little Hunter Street, c1913.

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Sebastian Coe (now Lord Coe) at Tabard Gardens, for Charterhouse-in-Southwark's
sports competition to celebrate their centenary,1985.

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Westcott Street ran of Tabard Street, Southwark. Chaucer School was formerly Westcott Street School.

C1900.

C1900.

Gone with Tabard Street but this may not be right? Picture states The Chaucer School c1894. There was also a Geoffrey Chaucer School in Southwark. If found to be wrong, I will adjust post.

The Chaucer School c1894.

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Tabard Street, alley called Little Britain, c1910.

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Tabard Street 1910.

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2 Tabard Street, Tabard Gardens Estate, Becket House 1922.

Tabard Street, Tabard Gardens Estate, Becket House left, same location 2022.

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Tabard Street.

Tabard Street, with Great Dover Street to the left.
Same location where the Horse Trough was(left) c 2019.

1887. Added bit of information, as it’s something I never knew.

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Tabard Street, Southwark. Alex Reid & Sons pictured at numbers 281-283, painting and general brush manufactures (wholesale) and government & railway contractors. Bakery owned by James Goldsworthy partially pictured at 285. Men are gathered outside buildings with a cart loaded with boxes. These buildings no longer exist. Carlile House, a residential building, now occupies this site, c1914.

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Henry Place is no longer there, it was situated between Pilgrimage Street and Southall Place.

Henry Place, Tabard Estate, Southwark, c1913.

Henry Place, Tabard Estate, Southwark, seen from Southall Place.