High Street
Snodland
Above postcard, date unknown, just showing the sign of the "Victory"
(left) also showing the "Red Lion"
on the right. Kindly sent by Michael Mirams. |
Above photo, date unknown, from the Snodland
Historical Society. |
Similar view from Google, January 2009. Although the church tower
looks deceivingly further away. Think it's the angle. |
Above photo showing from the left, landlord and landlady Reg & Nancy
Damerell,
Len Judges, Adrian Bloomfield and Brian King. Circa 1970. |
From the
https://www.kentonline.co.uk By Amy Tregenna, 10 September 2022.
The Victory.
The Victory was demolished when the Snodland bypass was built in the
early 1980s, but the first records of this High Street pub are from
1866.
In 1979 the building ceased to have residents because it was
awaiting demolition, but it stood close to the "Red Lion" in its
lifetime. |
From the Kent and Sussex Courier, 17 January 1941.
KENT COUNTY SPITFIRE FUND.
Donations were previously received to the amount totalling £29,060 0s. 4d.
Amounts included the following:-
£10 The "Victory", Snodland, Aylesford, Birling. Burham, Blue bell,
Eccles and Snodland Platoons, "C" Co. 24th Malling Batt. Home Guard.
TOTAL £29,284 15s. 10d
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LICENSEE LIST
WILSON James William 1866-1871
DERRICK George 1872-1881
LANGRIDGE John 1882-July/1914 dec'd (age 58 in 1911)
TRUSS Joseph Henry 1914-1917
TRUSS Rosina 1918-1919
TRUSS Joseph 1920-1928
FINCH Walter Henry 1929-1936
GILBERT Louis 1937-1956
EDWARDS Stanley 1957-1960
ECCLESTON Kenneth George 1961-1963
GILHAM Victor Jack 1964-1967
DAMERELL Reginald Edward 1968-1974
Census
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