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Crown & Anchor , 34  Algernon Road Lewisham SE13

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at 66 Algernon Road before about 1904. Rebuilt around 1963 with the address of 43 Brookbank Road through road renaming. Demolished about 2013. *

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

Residents at this address

66 Algernon Road :

1882/William Jobson/../../../Post Office Directory

1891/Catherine W Dobson/Licensed Victualler/35/Finchley, Middlesex/Census
1891/Rosa P Dobson/Sister/57/Finchley, Middlesex/Census
1891/Amy H Dobson/Sister/30/Finchley, Middlesex/Census

1891/Mrs C Jobson/../../../Post Office Directory

1896/Benjamin G Burrows/../../../Post Office Directory

1901/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

34 Algernon Road :

1904/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1905/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1906/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1907/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1908/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1911/Mrs Amelia Barnes/../../../Post Office Directory

1919/John Henry Rayson/../../../Post Office Directory

1921/Jn Henry Rayson/../../../Post Office Directory

In 1921 census at 34, Algernon Road, Lewisham
John Henry Rayson, Publican, and Widow, aged 66 years 7 months, and born in Kent, Employer
Ann Lydia Stevins, Housekeeper, aged 42 years 8 months, and born in Kent
Amelia Napper, General Servant, J H Rayson Employer, aged 48 years, and born in Essex

1938/Percy Jn Clark/../../../Post Office Directory

In 1939 at 34 Algernon Road, Lewisham
Percy (J) Clark, Licensed Victualler, born 09 Jan 1894
Winifred (M) Clark, Unpaid Domestic Duties, born 01 Jan 1893
Blanche Clark, Unpaid Domestic Duties and Widowed, born 14 Aug 1870

My grandad, Joseph William Hampson and his wife, Rosetta Frances Hampson ran this pub, I believe during the Second World War, with the help of my mother and her two brothers. **
I have often listened to the talk of air raids and how the windows were all blown in; and how they all, customers too, used to go down in the cellar when the raids were on. There was a piano... and they all carried on regardless...

My parents used to run the Crown & Anchor public house in Algernon Road, Lewisham for over 10 years.
They had it from 1963 I believe and it had been freshly rebuilt after the war and they were the first new owners.
The address was 43 Brookbank Road, having had it changed by the post office from 34 Algernon Road to avoid confusion.
My parents were David and Fay Slater.
After they left, two guys (both called Ray) ran it and it was demolished in 2013 I believe.

1963 - 73?/David & Fay Slater/../../../Post Office Directory *



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