Kenway Road, Kensington, London
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Kenway Road, Kensington, London
Image: © David Hallam-Jones Taken: 30 Dec 2014
This is the 1937 'rebuilt' version of The King's Head public house. Records however, show that the earliest version of it was established in the C17th century. The area in front of the pub is known locally as Hogarth Place although the road on the right hand side of it - and the remainder of it that continues onwards behind the photographer - is Kenway Road. A narrow thoroughfare on the left of it provides pedestrians with access to Hogarth Road.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.493398
Longitude
-0.192605