Chiswick: The former Duke of York public house
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Chiswick: The former Duke of York public house
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 12 Sep 2018
Despite being little more than a stone's throw from its home brewery this former Fuller's outlet has succumbed to inevitable closure. For recent (2011, 2012 and 2012 again) views of the pub in happier times, please see Image] Image] Image] The road to the right is now a continuation of the old Fraser Street to the west, but was originally called Devonshire Place. All of the houses that fronted onto Devonshire Place have been demolished over time, so presumably the name was changed when there no more Devonshire Place addresses anymore.
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