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Location of Bexley within the UK. Source: Ordnance Survey Open Names. Celebrations This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so. Golden Lion This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so. Golden Lion. Kings Arms This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so.

Kings Arms. Nyne This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so. Pure This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so. The Furze Wren This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so. The Furze Wren. The Volunteer This pub existed immediately prior to the global pandemic and may still do so.

The Volunteer. He died in aged By then the farm was no longer considered viable and in , the landlord Robert Vansittart of Foots Cray Place sold the farm to developers. The pub was part of the Blendon Hall estate but a fire gutted it in Rebuilt after the fire, the estate owners sold the premises in The brewing company Charrington bought the freehold twenty years later. The pub flourished and the owners built a further extension to the premises in In , the rise in car ownership and road freight led to the building of the East Rochester Way to improve transport links between London and Kent.

It was widened in to a dual carriageway. This view of Long Lane in the s looks north west at the junction now a roundabout with Belvedere Road left and Bedonwell Road right. It shows a completed and maturing s landscape. Behind the trees on the right can be seen large detached houses. Greenhouses appear behind the opposite row of trees on the left-hand side. The Parade, Pickford Lane, Bexleyheath Despite the antiquity of the image, little has changed in more than a century here.

Brook Street, Northumberland Heath. The Duchess of Kent pub is on the right on the corner of Sussex Road. The terraced houses date from the late s. This is now a road which takes much traffic on its way to join the busy A2 and no longer looks the idyllic place in the photograph. Barnehurst Road before development was known as Hills and Holes Road. It was renamed to be Barnehurst Road in Prior to this it was little more than a country lane, but its proximity to the new railway station made it prime land for housing development.

The Blue Anchor, Bridgen, Bexley. In the picturesque old pub was resited by the Dartford Brewery on the opposite side of Bridgen Road. In the neighbourhood Click an image below for a better view