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PUB LIST | PUBLIC HOUSES | Paul Skelton | |||||||||
Earliest 1695- |
Salutation |
Latest 1866+ |
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1 Church Street (Garden Stairs 1866) Greenwich
Reference has been found for this pub, dating back to 1804, but it is suggested that along with the "Peter Boat" it could go back to the 17th century. The "Salutation" was a pub built next to Garden Stairs, Greenwich, at the western end of Fisher's Lane. I was told that it was demolished in the 1840s to make way for the existing Greenwich Pier. The now much larger set of water stairs are still there and the "Salutation" existed to serve the needs of Thames watermen and their passengers using the stairs to access the river from Church Street. However, I also have reference to Robert Huntley being licensee there from 1858 to at least 1866, so a new building must have been erected after the 1840s building was removed and was situated at the west end of the Greenwich pier. Fisher's Lane was a narrow thoroughfare running along the riverfront from the Waterstairs to Greenwich Hospital and is described in the first chapter of Frederick Marryat's novel "Poor Jack." Another "Salutation" tavern is said to have existed in Deptford in the early 18th century.
LICENSEE LIST LETTON John 1804-18 dec'd LETTON Grace Ann to 1825 (died age 80 on 15 Apr 1839) LETTON Richard 1823-pre 52 dec'd (retired victualler age 60 in 1851) HALFPENNY William 1858+ HUNTLEY Robert 1866+
From the Pigot's Directory 1823 From the Pigot's Directory 1832-33-34 Census
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