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The Queen's Head, public house, 71 Black Prince Road, Lambeth, then 48 Broad Street. 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.From Drainage Records, dated March 1936.

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Details
Collection:	Drainage Records
Image type:	Drawing
Artist:
Ref:	11284
Identifier:	LBL/DCEPS/DRG/581
Date:	1936