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Blue Anchor |
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The Blue Anchor was situated at 52 Heath Street. The publican
in 1895 was Joseph Hardwick. |
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Tony Clifford, in his book Barking Pubs Past And
Present, has found reference to a Blue Anchor pub from 1609 to the late 19th
century By 1910 it had become a hotel. The site is now a petrol station and
when it was excavated in 1986 a tile and cobble mosaic floor decoration with
part of the sign of the Rose and Thistle ale house dated 1614 was discovered
but unfortunately was not preserved. The Blue Anchor may also have been
known as The Anchor. |
Colin Price |
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