The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Fri Oct 30, 2020 10:04 amby garrypaulbrooks
Hi
I attach a family photo of what looks like a "girls(!) day out" in maybe the 1950s. In the background you can see a pub "The Peveril". Any idea where it might be?
Most of my relatives come from the East End of London but I don't recognise the area and can't find any evidence of a pub of this name in London
Re: The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Fri Oct 30, 2020 7:40 pmby Frodo
I don't know of a pub of that name but might your relatives have travelled north? There is a Peveril Castle in Castleton built for a William Peveril in Norman times so perhaps there was a pub/hotel in the area as well.
Re: The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Fri Oct 30, 2020 8:51 pmby gardener
Is that a telescope thing above their heads? East End makes me think Eastenders and Southend. There was a Peveril Restaurant on Marine Parade - maybe it was that?
See here
http://www.rochforddistricthistory.org. ... iar_people and the cutting from a book about a 1940s murder
Re: The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Fri Oct 30, 2020 10:01 pmby Jimmy
The telescope thingy looks like a radio communication mast.
Re: The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Sat Oct 31, 2020 7:34 amby Northern Lass
gardener wrote:Is that a telescope thing above their heads? East End makes me think Eastenders and Southend. There was a Peveril Restaurant on Marine Parade - maybe it was that?
See here
http://www.rochforddistricthistory.org. ... iar_people and the cutting from a book about a 1940s murder
Think it is Southend there is this old photo
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/ ... -514853481and now the Royals shopping centre
there is a building to the right which looks like this one
https://www.royalsshoppingcentre.co.uk/ ... ntre-1980s
Re: The Peveril Pub - where is it?
Posted:
Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:32 amby garrypaulbrooks
Thanks for the replyies Southend makes a lot of sense, it was a favourite day out of many of the oldies in my extended family