Charlton pub history index
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Kent.
Listed as Lower Road in pre 1900 listings *** This was an Ex-Courage pub and had closed by 2008. Now converted into the Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church. *
Horse and Groom, 602 Woolwich Road, Charlton - in 1956
Kindly provided by Colin Harlingten
Residents at this address.
26th September 1846/Henry Solloway/Licence Refused/../../West Kent Guardian *
1852/Henry Solaway/../../../Archdeacons Directory
1858/Henry Solloway/Bootmaker and Victualler/../../Melvilles Directory
1862/H Solloway/../../../Kellys Directory
Kentish Independent. 25 August 1866 Annual Licensing Day
Horse and Groom, Lower Wolwich Road, James Agate
1882/Thomas Palmer/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/A S Humphrey/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Alfred T Humphrey/Licensed Victualler/34/Northfleet, Kent/Census
1891/Emma Humphrey/Wife/40/London/Census
1891/Rachel Miller/Sister/47/London/Census
1891/Sarah Miller/Sister/50/London/Census
1891/Kathleen Swift/Barmaid/17/Erith, Kent/Census
1896/Mrs H Kiddell/../../../Post Office Directory
Woolwich Gazette 13 November 1896 - Transfers
Horse and Groom, Charlton, to George Ernest Gregory and Catherine Ellen Parker under the 14th section
1901/John Smalley/Licensed Victualler/53/Peckham/Census
1901/Sarah Smalley/Wife/34/Bromley/Census
1901/Mary Blanchard/Sister in Law, Barmaid/23/Cubitt Town/Census
1901/Nellie Doughty/Cousin, Servant/22/Poplar, London/Census
1904/S Poole/../../../Post Office Directory
1919/Jn Hy Stevens/../../../Post Office Directory
1921/Robert Sutton/../../../Post Office Directory
Kentish Independent 19 May 1922 - Transfers
Horse and Groom, Woolwich road, Charlton, John Henry Stevens to Frederick William Jaggard
1934/Joseph Clark Murray/../../../Kellys Directory
1938/Joseph Clark Murray/../../../Post Office Directory
1944/Wm Jn Fredk Hills/../../../Post Office Directory
The Horse and Groom in Charlton, being on the corner of Charlton Lane, and
on the main Greenwich to Woolwich Road. I have attached a picture of as it
was in 1956 and it was certainly that way in 1970.
Arthur and Frances Watts were the licensees over that period and when they
retired the brewery (Courage & Barclay) took it over and it became a managed
house. ***
* Provided By Tris
*** Provided By Colin Harlingten
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