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London Pubs directory in 1944 - Highbury N5

A listing of historical public houses,  in London, in 1944 Post Office Directory.  This excludes the 1944 Beer Retailers at present.

1944 Pub index

N5 Highbury

N5,Drayton Park Hotel, Hy Chas Rhodes, 66 Drayton Park N5
N5,Globe, Geo E Mower, 204 Blackstock Road N5
N5,Grosvenor, Mrs Eleanor R Askins, 75 Grosvenor Avenue N5
N5,Highbury Barn tavern, Herbert Spencer & Sons (Caterers) Ltd, 26 Highbury Park N5
N5,Highbury Park tavern, Ernest Lewis Watkin,  177 Highbury New Park N5
N5,White Swan, Samuel Marchant, 15 Highbury Corner N5


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