Dartford

The above map, dated 1905, shows the location of the pubs in the area in that year.

I believe the pub named the "Alexander Arms" on the map should really be called the "Alexandra," and the "Bricklayers" is in actual fact the "Brickmakers."

The pubs listed are as follows:- "Alexander Arms," "Bird in Hand," "Black Boy," "Bricklayers Arms," "Bull and George," "Bull Hotel," "Bull's Head," "Coach and Horses," "Coachmaker's Arms," "Cressy," "Cricketers," "Crown and Anchor," "Crown Inn," "Dolphin," "Eagle," "Forester," "Fox and Hounds,"  "Fulwich Hotel,""Hufflens," "Ivy Leaf," "Jolly Millers," "Jolly Waggoner," "Kentish Arms," "King's Head," "Longreach Tavern," "Malt Shovel," "Mason's Arms," "New Inn," "New Town Tavern," "Oddfellows," "One Bell," "Phoenix," "Plough," "Prince of Orange," "Prince of Wales," "Railway Hotel," "Red Lion," "Rifleman," "Rising Sun," "Rose and Crown," "Rose," "Royal Exchange," "Royal Oak," "Salutation," "Ship," "Smiths Anchor and Hope," "Sportsman," "Star," "Three Tuns," "Tiger," "Two Brewers," "Victory," "Walnut Tree," "Waterman's Arms" "White Hart," "White Horse," "Who'd Have Thought It," "Windmill," "Woodman."