Heavywater Farm and the Royal Oak public house in Green Lane
Heavywater Farm and the Royal Oak public house in Green Lane
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Heavywater Farm and the Royal Oak public house in Green Lane
SC_PHL_01_577_2_516c (Collage 148978)
London Metropolitan Archives: LCC Photograph Library
A view of a house at Heavywater Farm and the neighbouring Royal Oak public house in Green Lane, Dagenham. The two-storey house appears to date from the early nineteenth century and has stone cladding on the walls. The neighbouring three-storey Royal Oak public house appears to date from the period 1910 to 1920 and contains a gabled roof, dormer, casement and bay windows. On the side of the building is a large sign advertising 'Ales, Stout and Ports', and the pub sign hangs on a post outside. The house survives but the pub has been replaced by twentieth-century housing.
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