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THE QUEEN’S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE, BLACK PRINCE ROAD, LAMBETH

THE QUEEN’S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE, BLACK PRINCE ROAD, LAMBETH

The Queen's Head public house on the corner of Black Prince Road and Vauxhall Walk. The pub existed pre-1780 and was rebuilt in 1890. Initially a Free House, it was owned by Messrs Barclay Perkins and later Courage. Charlie Chaplin's uncle was the licensee in 1900. It has since closed and in 2011 became a cafe.Photographed on 31st March 2005.Digital image courtesy of Penelope Gretton.

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Details
Collection:Gretton Collection
Image type:Photograph
Artist:Gretton
Ref:06998
Identifier:SPd 4017/33/187
Date:2005

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