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39 Bexley Road
Belvedere
01322 432108
https://whatpub.com/royal-standard
Above photo, 1950. |
Above photo, 2006 by Steve Thoroughgood. |
Above photo, 2008 by Steve Thoroughgood. |
Above Google image, June 2016. |
The original pub was erected in 1862 but rebuilt in 1929 as the building
we see today.
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South Eastern Gazette 02 September 1862.
DARTFORD PETTY SESSIONS.
(Before Sir P. H. Dyke, O. Smith, W. Arbuthnot, and W. H, Dyke, Esqs.)
The licence to the publicans in this division were granted without
complaint.
Mr. Gibson also applied on behalf of Mr. John Eves, of Lessucss heath,
for a license to the "Royal Standard." Mr. Childs opposed on behalf of
Mr. Hasle, of the "Belvedere Hotel," and other publicans in the
neighbourhood, and called John Strickland, bailiff to Sir Culling Eardley, who produced a letter from Sir Culling, expressing his opinion
that there was not any necessity for another licensed house in the
neighbourhood. The Bench refused the application.
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Gravesend Reporter, North Kent and South Essex Advertiser, Saturday 9 March 1872.
Belvedere. Inquest.
An inquest was held on Tuesday last at the "Royal Standard Inn,"
Belvedere, on the body of Mark Wood, night watchman at the Belvedere
Railway Station, who dropped dead on Saturday morning.
Mr. Mattheweer, surgeon, of Belvedere, stated that he had made a
post-mortem examination of the body, and found death was occasioned by
heart disease. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with a medical
testimony.
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LICENSEE LIST
EAVES John 1862+
EAVES Sarah 1871+ (age 49 in 1871 )
SKINNER Alfred 1874+
WARREN William 1882+
BLAGROVE Richard W 1903-30+
HEATH James Edward 1938+
https://pubwiki.co.uk/RoyalStandard.shtml
From the Kelly's Directory 1903
Census
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