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	Click above photo to expand	Picture source: Hania Franek
The White Hart was situated at the corner of Willesden High Road and Church Road. The original pub was rebuilt c1900 and then demolished in 2008.
The publican in 1878 was J.Vine. His name is shown on a watercolour of this pub, dated this year, showing a duck pond in the foreground.
Tim Bristol (February 2012)
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Name	Dates	Comments
Denis Casey	c1957	My employer and "governor"was a Mr Yeates. A gentleman if ever there was one. I came straight off the boat from Dublin.
Sonia Gallagher	1980	My parents Thomas and Teresa Gallagher was the publicans. There was a big Irish community one side of the pub and West Indian clientele on other side. The nightclub on the side was closed it was called Cinderella”s. The massive car park was let to market traders

Other Photos
Date of photo: 2006	Picture source: Russell Trebor