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Have you ever run a Pub? You can add your pub history to the UK pub history site. You can contact the pub history site via my email : Kevan. There are over 10,500 images on the site and 45,000 pages of pub history which increases every day.

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London Pub directory in 1971 - SE26

A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in London.

These all correspond to those public houses found in the London BT  1971 Telephone directories, although the telephone number is not registered as it would be wildly out of date. A few are from the 1970 directory. Links are back to the deadpubs site which shows a considerable amount of past history of the pubs and their past residents.

1971 Pub index

SE26

Arthur Cooper,24 Bell Green,Cooper Arthur (Wine Merchants) Ltd,SE26
Bell, 59 Bell Green,,SE26
Dolphin,121 Sydenham road,,SE26
Fox & Hounds,150 Kirkdale,,SE26
Greyhound Hotel, 315 Kirkdale,,SE26
Prince Alfred,178 Sydenham road,,SE26
Railway Tavern, 401 Southend Lane,,SE26


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