63 High Street

Dartford

Above engraving 1798, showing what I believe to be the following signs and building attached:- (Red) "Bull's Head," (Yellow) "Black Boy," (Torquoise) "Royal Exchange," (Orange) "New Inn," "Dark Blue) "White Hart," (Pink) "Crown," (Green) "Kentish Arms." Above showing close-up of signs.

Above photo, date unknown showing the rear of the pub/lodging house.

Above map, date unknown.

Originally known as the "Marquis of Granby" and "Old Granby". The pub was closed in 1910 and the building demolished in 1920 when the road was widened.

See Dartford Map 1905.

Shirley Barr suggests that the pub has also been known as the "Invicta" at some stage of its existence.

LICENSEE LIST

SMITH John 1858+

PACKMAN William 1861-87 (also Lodging House Keeper age 58 in 1881)

LOWRY Sophia Mrs 1903+

https://pubwiki.co.uk/KentishArms.shtml

http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/kentisharms.html

From the Kelly's Directory 1903

Census