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In the nineteenth century and turn of the twentieth century there were at least three public houses that have since disappeared and several “beer retailers”. This latter category appears to have included homes in which beer was sold in the ‘front room’ as a way of making ends meet. We have some images from our Heritage Project that shall be published to this site as time allows.
In the meantime, working east to west:
Dover Castle - thriving today (south side)
Teynham Arms - demolished and now the site of a fish and chip shop (north side)
Rose Inn - first drawn to our attention through census data - we didn’t know where along the north side of Greenstreet this beer seller was located. Very little was known by us until the coincidence of correspondence from Lyn Fischer who had copies of the Deeds for Wicks Stores and Trevor Cramp who was preparing an article for Teynham Parish Newsletter. Read the story here.
The George - thriving today, significant historical building (south side).
- publicans/tenants -
The Swan - original building demolished and replaced by the current building (south side)
The Fox - now converted to flats (north side).
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