Above photo, 1890. Showing the original building. Kindly supplied by John Hopperton.

The building above was replaced by a new building in 1905. The house behind the tree id Old Crete Hall, this belonged to the Roshers and from at least 1860 till 1891 was occupied by James bevan and his family, the foreman or manager of Henry and Edward Rosher's lime and chalk works. The house was sold in 1891 and by 1895 the Amalgamated Press was built on the site.

Above photo, date unknown. Showing the new building built in 1905. Kindly supplied by John Hopperton.

Above photo 1988, kindly sent by Philip Dymott.

Above photos, date unknown. Kindly supplied by John Hopperton.

Above photos, date unknown. Kindly supplied by John Hopperton.

Above photo 2013.

Sir
From my parents I inherited a very old tin mug. That possibly came from an uncle of mine, who lived in England between 1935 and 1960. On the bottom is the name engraved of a pub engraved "Old Sunn Northfleet".

Gusti Hueber.

Above photo of the bottom of the Pewter Mug.

The hallmark of a Crown over VR over 354 tell me that it is of late Victorian origin from between 1879 and 1901 and would have been verified as an accurate measure in Kent.

The initials G W on the front, suggest to me that it belonged to licensee George Wood, and I would date that at 1879-80.