Bromley, Kent pub history index
Residents at this address
In 1901 census at 132 High street are George Gore Epps, a Licensed Victualler aged 56 and born in Kennington, Kent along with his wife Louisa Epps, aged 54 and their daughter Alice Clarke, aged 26 and born in Ashford, Kent.
They have a servant Ellen Andrews aged 19 and born in Surrey working in the public house.
1903, George Gore Epps, Rose & Crown, 132 High street & 30 Market square
Bromley and West Kent Telegraph. 10 March 1906 - Cases for compensation in Bromley.
The Rose and Crown was not under good supervision from a police point of view because of its construction. It was a sall house, very old, and the internal arrangements appeared to be bad because it had got entrances on both sides. The present licensee had been there ten years.
Mr Epps, the landlord, said he had two clubs at the house. He had no difficulty in supervising the premises.
License to be renewed provisionally with a recommendation for compensation.