Above painting, circa 1870, from the Bexley Archives.

Above photo, pre 1894. I'm not convinced this is the correct building.

Above photo, date unknown.

Above postcard, date unknown.

Above photo, date unknown.

Above photo, showing the National Steam Omnibus outside the pub, circa 1909. The sign reads "Good Stabling & Garage. Accommodation for Cyclists. Open to Bona Fide Travellers. Proprietor S Petty." At the time this photograph was taken, the pub was evidently a tied house, within the estate of the Dartford Brewery Company.

From Barclay, Perkin's Anchor Magazine. Volume XXVI, No.8, August 1946. Kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

Subtitle reads: "Mr Winston Churchill photographed outside the "King's Head Inn," Bexley, during the Bexley Bye-Election campaign." (July 1946).

At the bye-election, Labour (Ashley Bramall) retained Bexley but with a significantly reduced majority. In the 1950 General Election, Ashley Bramall lost his seat to his friend, the Conservative candidate, Edward Heath, who held Bexley (later Old Bexley & Sidcup) for the next 51 years.

Above photo 1950.

Above photo, circa 1954, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above card, circa 1955, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above postcard, circa 1955, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above photo 1973, from Steve Thoroughgood.

Above photo, date unknown, from the Bexley Archives.

Above drawing circa 1980.

Above photo 2006 by Dave Patten Creative Commons Licence.

Above photo 2011.

Above photo, 2015.

Above sign 1955.

Above matchbox, circa 1980s, kindly sent by Debi Birkin.

Above matchbox, date unknown, kindly sent by Debi Birkin.