Above photo, 1890, showing the "Yacht" right also showing the "Three Crowns" to the right of the "Conservative Club," and the "Crown and Sceptre."

Above photo is taken off Corbett’s boat yard at Greenwich. The pub on the left is probably "Three Crowns" and on the right the "Yacht." I believe the Curlew Rowing Club used the "Crown and Sceptre" before moving to "Trafalgar Tavern."

Above painting, I believe by Lian O'Farrell to look like 30's style.

Above painting, circa 1923, by Gerrish Fine Art.

Shown left is the ramshackle waterfront buildings of R. Moss & Sons, Crane Wharf, 11-13 Crane Street, East Greenwich, immediately east of the "Yacht" public house (formerly the "Yacht Hotel"), with the bow of what may be a Dutch sailing barge to the right. 'Moss's Wharf' appears on the riverfront wall of the central house, which has two upper floors of disintegrating Regency pattern iron railings: a sign reading '[P]HONE GREENWICH' is partly visible below, and on the left flank wall is the legend 'OLD ROPE & IRON BOUGHT FOR EXPORT'. A man, woman and a girl are visible on the ground-floor wharf level of the building with a pile of coiled 'junk' rope or hawser. Ladders descend from there to behind the side of a lighter on the river, stretching across the full width of the image.

Above photo, date unknown.

Above photo, showing the Wapping Group of Artists entering the front of the pub in 1956. Taken from https://youtu.be/vh_FlHQR7pA

Above photo, showing the Wapping Group of Artists at the side of the pub in 1956. This area was later swallowed up by a pub extension.

Above photo, showing the front of the pub in 1956.

Above photo, 1972.

Above photo, 2008.

Above photo, April 2010, by Ewan Munro.

Above photo by John Gulliver 2014.

Above photo, circa 2023.