Wick Road, "The Lion" - Revision history

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	This page is part of the [[Directory of Buildings of Townscape Merit (BTMs) and Listed Buildings]] in Teddington assembled		This page is part of the [[Directory of Buildings of Townscape Merit (BTMs) and Listed Buildings]] in Teddington assembled
	by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [https://www.teddingtonsociety.org/ The Teddington Society].		by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [https://www.teddingtonsociety.org The Teddington Society].
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	by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [~~http~~://www.teddingtonsociety.org~~.uk~~/ The Teddington Society].		by the [[Planning Group\|Planning]] and [[History Group\|History]] Groups of [https://www.teddingtonsociety.org/ The Teddington Society].
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	[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]		[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]

	'''Road''': [[Wick Road]] 27		'''Road''': [[Wick Road]]

	'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub		'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub, no 27

	"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.		"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.

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	[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]		[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]

	'''Road''': [[Wick Road]]		'''Road''': [[Wick Road]] 27

	'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub		'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub

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	"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.		"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.

	In 1881 The Lion was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.		In 1881, ''The Lion'' was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.

	In 1891 The Lion was occupied by William Page, aged 40, Licenced Victualler, and his wife Mary and 3 daughters, Florence, Beatrice and Grace, aged 8, 6 and 4 months.		In 1891, ''The Lion'' was occupied by William Page, aged 40, Licenced Victualler, and his wife Mary and 3 daughters, Florence, Beatrice and Grace, aged 8, 6 and 4 months.

	In 1901 The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.		In 1901, The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.

	NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.		NOTE In 1901, there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.

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	'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub		'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub

	"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub". TeddSoc 1975.		"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.

	In 1881 The Lion was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.		In 1881 The Lion was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.

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	NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.		NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.


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	'''Road''': [[Wick Road]]		'''Road''': [[Wick Road]]

	'''Property''': "The Lion" pub		'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub

	"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub". TeddSoc 1975.		"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub". TeddSoc 1975.

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	In 1901 The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.		In 1901 The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.

	NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called "The Eagle" which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.		NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.

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	In 1901 The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.		In 1901 The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.

	NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in ~~School House~~ Lane called ~~“The Eagle”~~ which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.		NOTE In 1901 there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called "The Eagle" which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.