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Bromley, Kent pub history index
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Bromley, Kent.
Residents at this address
1903, Robert Dunmall, beer retailer, 33 Oakley road, Common
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 30 January 1904 Licensing transfers
Grape Vine, Bromley Common, from the late Mr Dunmall to the sister Mrs Dunmall
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 14 May 1904
Protection Order to Arthur Bateman, 38, Nutcroft road, Peckham was granted a protection order in respect of the Grape Vine public house, Bromley common till the 10th instance.
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 21 May 1904 Licensing transfers
Grape Vine, Bromley, from Rose Dunmall to Arthur Bateman
Bromley Chronicle. 18 August 1904 Licensing transfers
Grape Vine, Bromley from Arthur Bateman to George Slatter
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 08 July 1905 Licensing News
The Grape Vine, Bromley Common, from George Slatter to John Chapman
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 10 March 1906 - Cases for compensation in Bromley.
The Grape Vine in Oakley road was described the accommodation was very poor indeed and the License was provisionally renewed for compensation
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 09 March 1907 Licences provisionally renewed.
Grape Vine beer house, Bromley
It stood in Oakley road, Bromley Common. It was next door to the Two Doves and the Grape Vine itself was like a small cottage. There were about 50 houses within a radius of half a mile and the population was estimated at about 200. There was also the Bird in Hand, the Red Cross, the Brewery Tap and the Sawyers Arms, all within a radius of half a mile.
The house had changed hands three times since July 3rd, 1906
Renewed subject to further consideration by the compensation authority.