The King's Head, Earl's Court
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The King's Head, Earl's Court
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 22 Apr 2022
This pub at the junction of Kenway Road and Hogarth Place, just off Earl's Court Road, has been a Fullers pub since 2015 when it was acquired from Faucet Inns. Note the signs depicting George V in a postage stamp style. There have been licensed premises here since the 17th century but the pub was rebuilt in 1937. See Image for how it looked before it came into Fullers ownership.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.493398
Longitude
-0.192605