Online local history talk: the Grove Tavern in Dulwich, 8pm Tuesday 7 February

By DulwichSociety
January 4, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Join local history expert Ian Mcinnes for this illustrated talk on Dulwich's historic Grove Tavern. There has been a pub on the corner of Dulwich Common and Lordship Lane since the early 18th century and possibly earlier. Originally called the Green Man, it was known as Bew's Corner in the early 19th century and, from the 1860s, the Grove Tavern.

The existing building dates from the 1920s and this illustrated online talk will cover not only the pub buildings themselves but also the men who ran the pubs as well as some of the characters who used them.

This is an online talk, tickets are £5 and all proceeds go to Bell House educational projects. Tuesday 7 February , 8pm. For bursary places please email [email protected]. Book here: https://www.bellhouse.co.uk/events/2023/2/7/the-grove-tavern-in-dulwich-with-ian-mcinnes

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