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I would like to know if anyone would have any idea's,

how I could find any images or information of a public house,


The Drum 16 snowfields

it has long since gone it was near guys hospital


I would dearly like to find photographic evidence or maybe a map which lists house floor plans

like on house deeds

thankyou Lynne

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It seems there are some plans you might be interested in at the London Metropolitan Archives

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/rd/a4d55444-8382-41a4-b671-ea80b138ed8e. (ETA looking again, I see these are plans for land drainage so maybe not quite so relevant)


A search on Collage https://collage.cityoflondon.gov.uk using the search term Snowsfields returned some super images but as far as I can see nothing that features The Drum.


Perhaps your best bet is a visit to the Southwark Local Studies Library in Borough High Street where there are drawers of photographs and the staff will be able to advise you regarding plans etc.

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