DOVER KENT ARCHIVES

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PUB LIST PUBLIC HOUSES Paul Skelton

Earliest ????

Lads of the Village

Open 2020+

Elizabeth Street

Stone

01322 382083

https://whatpub.com/lads-of-the-village

Lads of the Village 1910

Above postcard, circa 1910, kindly sent by Shaun Gardiner.

Lads of the Village 1950

Above photo, circa 1950, kindly sent by Shaun Gardiner.

Above photo 2011 by Ian Capper Creative Commons Licence.

Lads of the Village sign 1970

Above sign, 1970.

With thanks from Brian Curtis www.innsignsociety.com.

 

Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser 01 January 1889.

DEATH OF A CHILD FROM BURNING.

On Thursday evening an inquest was held at the "Lads of the Village," before Mr E. N. Wood, to enquire into the cause of death of a child named Annie Kate Rose Sawyer, aged four years. The evidence showed that the child, with others, was standing in front of the fire downstairs, while the mother was upstairs, and by some means or other her clothes caught fire, and the child was severely burned on the neck, chest, and face. She died from shock to the system the next day. A verdict of "Accidental Death" was returned.

 

Tony Bates from Vancouver, Canada whose father was licensee in the early 1950s write to tell me the following:- The pub served Courage beer. The Lads of the Village had a good football team at the time. At that time the pub did not have a hard liquor license, so my father sold the license and bought a greengrocers' shop in Northfield, Ealing, in 1954, I think.

 

LICENSEE LIST

HOWLAND Thomas 1891+ (age 71 in 1891Census)

BATES William James 1951-54

Last pub licensee had HART Emily June/1957+

 

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