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English: King & Queen pub (site of) 179, Rotherhithe Street, London, SE16 This was a two storied building first recorded in 1754 and disappeared about 1942. The side of the first floor, believed made of wooden slats, overhung the ground floor. Between 1754 and 1789 it was called the 'Ship Queensborough'. In 1792 the licensee was a Mr P Mestears and nearby was an alley named Mestears Rents. Today's 179 is some 50 yards to the east (right). Apologies for a boring picture but it gives an idea as to the vast loss of character to the area. That said, the area has improved by leaps and bounds re cleanliness. |
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