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Looking south along Old Kent Road from the Bricklayers Arms
Looking south along Old Kent Road from the Bricklayers Arms
The Thomas A'Becket pub was an important landmark on Old Kent Road. The building became the Nolias Gallery in 2005-2009 and now (2022) houses a Vietna
The Thomas A'Becket pub was an important landmark on Old Kent Road. The building became the Nolias Gallery in 2005-2009 and now (2022) houses a Vietnamese restaurant.
A Southwark street commemorating Michael Searles in its name
A Southwark street commemorating Michael Searles in its name
Panoramic view of Old Kent Road at Dunton Road; from far left to far right: the 'Thomas a Becket', the old Fire Station, a range of ribbon properties
Panoramic view of Old Kent Road at Dunton Road; from far left to far right: the 'Thomas a Becket', the old Fire Station, a range of ribbon properties dating from 1784, the old Green Man and the Old Dun Cow
Bricklayers Arms flyover geograph.org.uk 1766302
Bricklayers Arms flyover geograph.org.uk 1766302
Layout of the junction, as the immediate forebear crossroads, in 1950. This also shows how the 1750s-built Great Dover Street – having re-assumed the
Layout of the junction, as the immediate forebear crossroads, in 1950. This also shows how the 1750s-built Great Dover Street – having re-assumed the exact course of the Old Kent Road (Tabard Street) – was for a few yards restored in its pre-1750 name of Old Kent Road.