Beehive Pub - Mitcham
The Beehive pub was in in Commonside East, from which the nearby bridge gets its name. It was licensed before 1869, and for most of the 20th century was run by the Pays family, father Arthur succeeded by son Alf.
It closed around 20 years ago and the building is now flats.
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Mitcham History Notes
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Ad for Page & Overton from Norwood News - Saturday 20 October 1900, via the British Newspaper archive www.britishnewspaperarchive.c... Image © Reach PLC. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
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I do miss you speaking on these videos.
I remember the Beehive. Have you by chance done an item about the Old Nag's Head on the Fair Green (demoloshed long ago for the new one-way-system)? It was opposite the Kings Arms I think.
@mitchamnotes
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I have a blog post mitchamhistorynotes.com/pubs/nags-head/
@mitchamnotes
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and photos from 1983 as a video kzread.info/dash/bejne/dp6OyZejmsTPnrg.html
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@@mitchamnotes Thanks.
@stevefowler3398
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What about THE CRICKETERS?