Hayes pub history index
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Middlesex.
Hayes 1911 census summary
[Ancestry lists this under Norwood]
Dis 6
White Street, White Lion, Richmond
Hambrough Tavern, Leigh
Dis 7
[63] West End Road, Beaconsfield Arms, Howe
Dis 8, 9, 10
Northcote Avenue, Northcote Arms, Gerard
Dis 11
33 High Street, George & Dragon, Dale
49 High Street, White Hart, Fawkes
Plough, Dean
Dis 12, 13
34 Featherstone Road, Featherstone Arms, Starling
Dis 14
[48] Dudley Road, Lord Wolseley, Osborn
Dis 15
Western Road, Prince of Wales, Neighbour
North Hyde, Grand Junction Arms, Pooley
North Hyde, The Boat, Webb
Western Road, Bricklayers Arms, Copping
Dis 16
South Road, Railway Hotel, Roadley
High Street, Red Lion, FD Geffers
Souyth Road, Three Horse Shoes Beer House, Hoare
Mount Pleasant, Beehive, Davis
Dis 17
North Hyde, Old Oak Beer HOuse, Potter
Dis 18, 19
The Green, Three Tuns, Newman
King of Prussia, Stevens
Dis 20
Canal Side, The Old Prince of Wales, converted into a private house.
King Street, Havelock Arms, Todd
King Street, Black Dog Beer House, Jenkins
Dis 21 - Norwood
Norwood Road, Swan Hotel, Standley
Plough, Dean
Lamb Beer House, Cox
Wolf Inn, Wells
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