We are walking east towards the High Street in the summer of 1870.
Ahead of us is the old church and to our right the Chequers Inn and on the left the railings of the old Vicarage Field.
I am being thoroughly lazy today and have decided not to research the pub and its landlord in 1870 other than to say that there had been a pub on this site for a long time.
But I am intrigued by the signs on the gable end and may well explore these at a later date.
Picture; the old vicarage, from The story of Royal Eltham, R.R.C. Gregory, 1909 and published on The story of Royal Eltham, by Roy Ayers, http://www.gregory.elthamhistory.org.uk/bookpages/i001.htm
Ahead of us is the old church and to our right the Chequers Inn and on the left the railings of the old Vicarage Field.
I am being thoroughly lazy today and have decided not to research the pub and its landlord in 1870 other than to say that there had been a pub on this site for a long time.
But I am intrigued by the signs on the gable end and may well explore these at a later date.
Picture; the old vicarage, from The story of Royal Eltham, R.R.C. Gregory, 1909 and published on The story of Royal Eltham, by Roy Ayers, http://www.gregory.elthamhistory.org.uk/bookpages/i001.htm
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