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82 Shipbourne Road/ Cage Green 1851
Cage Green
Tonbridge
01732 359357
https://whatpub.com/royal-oak

Above photo, 1899, kindly sent by Guy Sankey. The sign calls it the
"Royal Tavern," but there is the sign of an oak tree between the words.
I am assuming it is indeed this pub, but aren't certain. Things just
don't look right to me. |
Above photo, 1890s by John Davies. |
Above photo, circa 1900. |
Above photo circa 1900, being similar to the top one, kindly sent by
Glyn Head, who says it is of his grand-dad, great grand-dad and great
grand-mother standing outside the pub, which he says was addressed as
being at Lower Hayesden. If that's the case I may have this and the "Red
Lion" Hayesden mixed. Further information says that around 1925 the
beers were supplied by the Old Dartford Brewery. |
Above photo, date unknown, kindly sent by Gavin Sawyer. |
Above photo 2014 by Chris Whippet
Creative Commons Licence. |
Above photo circa 2019. |
I also have reference to another "Royal
Oak" addressed as in Lower Hayesden Lane, there may be some confusion
over the licensees regarding the two.
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Sevenoaks Chronicle and Kentish Advertiser 11 February 1949.
An application by Maurice William Brough, "Royal Oak," Tonbridge, was
referred to the adjourned sessions on March 8, as was one by Frederick
Ernest Perrin, "Rose and Crown," Hadlow.
The reference to the "Royal Oak" could well
refer to the "Royal Oak" addressed as Lower Hayesden Lane. Paul Skelton.
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LICENSEE LIST
PAWLEY Mary Ann 1841+ (age 35 in 1841 )
CUFF Harry W 1938+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/RoyalOak.shtml
Census
Maidstone
and Kentish Journal
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