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Plaque 6 - Site of Rose and Crown Public House, Godstone Road, Kenley

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Originally unveiled Aug 31st 1991  

The Rose and Crown public house, shown in the picture below has now been demolished.

We hope to replace the plaque on the new building when it is finished.

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Rose and Crown in 2001 taken by Gwyneth Fookes

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Rose and Crown from Bulletin 146

BOURNE SOCIETY PLAQUE AT THE "ROSE AND CROWN", RIDDLESDOWN  

The unveiling of the Society's latest plaque was performed before a gathering of Council and other Bourne Society members, together with Mr Colin Campbell of Ind Coope breweries. Short speeches were made on behalf of the Society and the Brewery regarding the plaque, which now stands proud for all to see on the front-facing wall at the entrance to the "Rose & Crown", Riddlesdown. A brief commemorative history was given to the Landlord, who has framed it and it can now be seen hanging on the wall in the Lounge Bar, together with enlargements of photographs of the "Rose & Crown" as it appeared in former incarnations. A replica of the history, as displayed at the Inn, appears opposite.

From: Bourne Society Bulletin 146 (November 1991)

Last Updated on Friday, 07 October 2011 19:29