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Pubs of Sittingbourne and Milton |
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Do you have any information or updates on the history of any of the pubs in the town ? The List on the right is a list of public houses believed to be open in Sittingbourne and Milton in 1908. The list is by no means complete, but we hope to change that, and to publish their current status (or fate). Any trivia or photographs would be welcome !
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The Alexandra Hotel The Billet The Bell Inn The Brickmaker's Arms The British Queen The Bull Inn The Castle Inn The Chalk Tavern The Crown The Fleur de Lis The Foresters Arms The Fountain Inn The George The Globe and Engine The Golden Eagle The Golden Fleece The Golden Lion The Gore Court Arms The Grapes The Green Dragon The Key The King William IV The Kings Arms |
The Kings Head The Malt Shovel The Milton Arms The Lion Inn The Navy Arms The Old Oak The Park Tavern The Peace & Plenty The Plough The Prince Albert The Prince of Wales The Railway Arch Inn The Railway Tavern The Red Lion The Rendezvous Inn The Rose and Crown The Rose Inn The Royal Oak The Shakespeare The Ship The Three Hats The Three Kings The Three Post Boys Inn The Volunteers The Watermans Arms The Wheatsheaf The White Hart The Windmill The Wyfe of Bath |
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The Alexandra Hotel The Bell Inn The Billet The Brickmaker's Arms The British Queen The Bull Inn The Castle Inn The Chalk Tavern The Crown The Fleur de Lis The Foresters Arms The Fountain Inn The George The Globe and Engine The Golden Eagle The Golden Fleece The Golden Lion The Gore Court Arms The Grapes The Green Dragon The Key The King William IV The Kings Arms The Kings Head The Malt Shovel The Milton Arms The Lion Inn The Navy Arms The Old Oak The Park Tavern The Peace & Plenty The Plough The Prince Albert The Prince of Wales The Railway Arch Inn The Railway Tavern The Red Lion The Rendezvous Inn The Rose and Crown The Rose Inn The Rose The Royal Oak The Shakespeare The Ship The Three Hats The Three Kings The Three Post Boys Inn The Volunteers The Watermans Arms The Wheatsheaf Inn The White Hart The WIndmill The Wyfe of Bath |
Church Street/Charlotte St Bell Road London Road Murston Key Street (orig.Tanners Arms) High Street Berry Street Bassett Road Staplehurst Road Dover Street Middle Street / Berry Street Station Street High Street Berry Street West Street/Station Street West Street/Dover Street Milton Road Park Road Staplehurst Road King Street Key Street London Road High Street, Milton Chalkwell Road High Street, Milton The Wall, Milton Church St/Mill Street, Milton Prince's Street East Street Park Road Milton Road East Street Hawthorne Road Snipeshill Milton Road West Street High Street High Street Bell Road High Street High Street Dover Street Shakespeare Road East Street High Street, Milton Bell Road High Street West Street Mill Street, Milton East Street Crown Quay Road 18 Borden Lane Milton Road |
Demolished
Still Open Closed The Long Hop Closed Demolished Private house The Stumble Inn Demolished Demolished still open still open still open Bunters Indian restaurant demolished still open demolished demolished demolished demolished demolished still open demolished demolished private house demolished still open still open demolished demolished still open still open demolished The Ypres Tavern still open closed Indian Restaurant Woolworths Wimpy Chinese Restaurant still open, renamed still open still open demolished now a pet shop demolished demolished still open The Barge private house demolished |
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new pubs: The Beauty of Bath The Summoner |
College Road High Street |
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The Alexandra, bottom of Charlotte Street, c 1958 |
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The Rose Inn, now Woolworths |
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The Rose, (on the right, opposite the Bull) |
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Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists keeper as Miss Susan Sharp Now closed, site of The WImpy Grill, High Street |
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The Railway Tavern, now the Ypres Tavern, West Street Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists keeper as Thomas Hales |
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The Rose and Crown, at the bottom of Bell Road, now an Indian Restaurant (see letters page) |
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The Royal Oak, Dover Street. Later, the British Legion, The Ivy leaf Club, and in 2006 The Yee Yee House |
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picture (left) 2007 |
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The Shakespeare, now the Shire Horse, , recently "The Shire" and in the 1970s known as "The Pied Piper" |
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Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists keeper as F Bower. |
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The Volunteer (on the left), West Street |
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Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists keeper as Miss Kate E. Blackman now demolished |
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The Foresters Arms,
Middle Street, outside the station. (The Fountain is at the end of the
street behind the water tower) |
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Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists this in Milton, and keeper as J Knight |
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The Peace & Plenty, Milton Road and Eastbourne St. The picture on the right also looks South along Milton Rd in 2007. |
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The Fleur de Lis, Dover Street c.1958 |
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The Crown, Now called the Stumble Inn, Crown Road/St Pauls Street |
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Picture taken in 2007 |
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The Waterman's Arms, Milton |
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The Wyfe of Bath, Milton Road (at the end of the road) Picture on the right shows roughly the same view in 2007, looking towards Homebase and MacDonalds. |
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The Key, Key Street, now demolished and under the roundabout ! |
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The Golden Eagle, Station Street/West Street |
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pic. 2004 |
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The Three Post Boys, High Street |
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Kelly's Directory in 1891 lists keeper as Jas E Sheperd A pet shop in 2006 |
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The Foresters, Charlotte Street, Milton |
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picture: 2007 |
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The White Horse, Charlotte Street, Milton |
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picture: 2007 |
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The Lion Inn, Church Street/ Mill Street, Milton |
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pictures: 2007 |
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The White Hart (rear) in Crown Quay Lane, now called "The Barge" |
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pic. c. 1958 |
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The Chalk Tavern, Bassett Road |
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In 1901, kept by John Newman a naturalised Swede, married to Emily Warner from Whitstable. The building is now a private house
pictures 2008 |
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