St George Hanover Square pub history index
The Fox & Hounds is in 1938 at 29 Passmore street, when the Somerset Arms was at 31 Passmore street. ** Also, I believe I’ve solved the mystery of the numbers changing in Passmore Street- I have seen a map that shows the original road running through to Whittaker Street. Originally Passmore Street actually only ran from Graham Terrace to Whittaker Street- it no longer exists. What we know now as Passmore Street today was actually called Union Street, Therefore any records of the Fox and Hounds Pub prior to the Street name change would be under Union Street. *** Amazingly the entry in 1891 census lists 16 Albert street as the Fox & Hounds, proving al these theories.
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St George Hanover Square - London; and includes such areas of London as Knightsbridge, Mayfair and Pimlico.
Fox & Hounds, 29 Passmore Street, SW1 - in December 2007
Kindly provided by Stephen Harris
Residents at this address.
16 Albert street :
1871/Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer, Widow/53/Quainton, Buckinghamshire/Census
1871/Thomas Hadland/Son, Grocers Porter/17/Pimlico, London/Census
1871/Emma Bradbury/Niece, Machinist/18/Quainton, Buckinghamshire/Census
1885/Mrs Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1891/Mrs Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1891/Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer, Widow/94/Quainton, Buckinghamshire/Census
1891/Thomas Hadland/Son, Manager/37/Pimlico, London/Census
1899/Mrs Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1901/Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer, Widow/84/Quainton, Bucks/Census
1901/Thomas Hadland/Son, Manager of Beer House/Pimlico, London//Census
1901/Mary A Hadland/Wife/47/Quainton, Bucks//Census
1902/Mrs Ann Hadland/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1910/George Pascoe Olive/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1914/Hugh Lambourne/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1918/Hugh Lambourne/../../../Electoral Register
1918/Ellen Lambourne/../../../Electoral Register
1921/Hugh Lambourne/Beer Retailer/../../Post Office Directory
1934/Albert Robinson/Beer Retailer, 16 Albert street/../../Post Office
Directory
29 Passmore street :
1938/William Edward Brett/Beer Retailer, 29 Passmore street/../../Post
Office Directory
I believe the Fox has been there for quite some time; as the Fox was
my Fathers local for years, his Cousin Gordon used to work behind the bar.
You can see him as a a baby in 1947 at the
Somerset Arms.
He told me that the Fox was originally (when his Grandmother had her daily
Stout there) just the front part of the (current) bar- it would have been
tiny! Access to the outside toilets at the rear was out the front door and
down Graham Terrace. Later the pub was extended into the back room, later
still an extension further back to the once outside toilets ***
There was another pub in Graham Terrace, further up the road on the corner
of Bourne Street, it was called the Pineapple, this was bought by St Mary's
Church in 1922 and turned into a Presbytery ***
** Provided By Stephen Harris
*** Provided By Allan Orsborn
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