
THE BLACKHEATH
Village Archives
THE HISTORY OF A SURREY VILLAGE

Village Pubs

The original Forest King public house built around 1867. It burnt down and was later replaced by the current building. Here members of the cricket club are seen outside, the pub was used as a clubhouse for many years until a pavilion was erected nearby.1900. Courtesy of Billie Hockley

The arrival of a double decker bus outside The Forest King was quite an event. Among the local lads photographed are George Sims (by the radiator), Len Saunders (by the front wheel) and Jabez (Acre) Cannon (on board at the rear). Circa 1920.Courtesy of Billie Hockley

Morris dancers outside the Volunteer Arms

The original Forest King public house built around 1867. It burnt down and was later replaced by the current building. Here members of the cricket club are seen outside, the pub was used as a clubhouse for many years until a pavilion was erected nearby.1900. Courtesy of Billie Hockley
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