Canvey Island pub history index
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Essex.
The Ozonia was a themed Hotel, with a vivid demonstration of art, as portrayed in an amazing set of photographs, kindly provided by Malcolm McQueen. I am placing small thumbprints on this page that link to much larger pictures. ***
Ozonia Themes in Pictures , More Pictures

Provided by Janet Penn
The following entries are in this format:
Year/Publican or other Resident/Relationship to Head and or Occupation/Age/Where Born/Source.
1937/E. G. Trowbridge/Proprietor/../../Kelly's
I have recently learned (through my father) that my great-grandfather (Henry Goodhind) was connected to Canvey Island through the Ozonia Hotel. He operated the store at the hotel during WWII. Henry (and his wife) also stayed at the "huts" / bungalows on Canvey Island. Henry died on Canvey Island in 1946, and can be traced by Telephone Directory listings from about 1938. ***

The Hut on Canvey Island and their Bungalow, again on Canvey Island
1938/H W Goodhind/Grocer/../../British Telephone Directory [Canvey Island 151] **
1939/H W Goodhind/Grocer/../../British Telephone Directory [Canvey Island 151] **
1942/H W Goodhind/Grocer/../../British Telephone Directory [Canvey Island 151] **
1946/H W Goodhind/Grocer/../../British Telephone Directory [Canvey Island 151] **

Ozonia Postcard Advertising- circa 1937
Ancestry British Phone Books, 1880-1984
*** Kindly provided by Malcolm McQueen