Above photo, 2003.

Above photo taken from http://www.flickr.com by Matt Martin on 29 January 2007.

Above photo 21 January 2009, by kind permission Chris Mansfield. http://www.chrismansfieldphotos.com/ Taken a couple of months before being demolished.

Above photo date unknown by Nigel Cox.

From the Borough of Greenwich Free Press, 6 September, 1856.

APPLICATIONS FOR SPIRIT LICENSES.

The following applications will be made for licenses at the Special Sessions to be holden on the 25th day of September, inst.:—

Plumstead.

"Inverness Arms;"

"Rose;"

"Lord Panmure;"

"Defiance Fountain;"

"Anchor and Hope;" (Woolwich)

"Rose and Crown;"

"Salisbury Arms;"

"Park Brewery Tap;"

"Abbey Arms;"

"Royal Alma;"

"Prince Albert;"

"Crown and Sceptre;"

"North Kent Tavern;" (Woolwich)

and "Black Eagle." (Woolwich)

From the Borough of Greenwich Free Press, 27 September, 1856.

TRANSFER OF LICENCES. Sept 25.

Present - Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., chairman; General Angerstein, Captain Hossett, Alderman Eagleton, T. Lewin, Esq., J. Sutton, Esq., and Coles Chile, Esq.

This being the annual licensing day for the hundreds of Blackheath, and Little and Lessness, there was an unusually large attendance of applicants for spirit licences, numbering 60; of which Greenwich numbered 9; Saint Nicholas, Deptford, 1; Saint Paul, Deptford, 6; Lewisham, 4; Lee, 1; Charlton, 1; Woolwich, 20; and Plumstead, 14.

PLUMSTEAD.

Mr. Carttar supported the application of R. Roots, "North Kent Tavern." Licence refused.