Above postcard, date unknown, also showing the "Duke's Head"  and  "Forester."

Above painting by Janet Simpson.

Above photo, circa .

Above postcard, circa 1898, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above postcard, date unknown, kindly sent by Brinley Hawkins. Shown taking a delivery from James Moore, ginger beer manufacturers of Swanscombe.

Above photo, date unknown, showing the "Duke's Head," centre and the "Rose and Crown" to the left.

Above photo, date unknown by Darkstar.

Maidstone Journal and Kentish Advertiser, 03 September 1870.

Annual licensing day.

Mr George Davison, of the "Rose and Crown," Market Square, Bromley, applied. Mr. Devas said he had to make a complaint relative to the late hours at which this house was kept open. The Bench cautioned the applicant as to his future behaviour.

Mr. Davison to the chairman:- "Alright, my lord, I don't go beyond the regular hours."

The Chairman:- "It's not alright; complaints have been made, and you must be careful."

Mr. Davidson:- "I know the regular hours, my lord, and don't go beyond them."

The Chairman:- "The Bench will not be spoken to in an impertinent manner. Your conduct is quite impertinent, and your licence is therefore stopped.