Guess the Place

[John Walker]

The sign for the 'We three Loggerheads' had only two heads even back in 1908.  That pub is listed as High Street.


The old "Three Loggerheads" (Station Bridge House) was on the corner of Quarry Hill Road and Waterloo road. That pub and the "Good Intent" which was on the bottom corner of Waterloo Road were both knocked down and the monstrosity that was the new Loggerheads (later known as Loggers) was built between the two. That place, although popular with youngsters, did not last long.


Lutonman should have this one as I only obtained this info on the back of his comments.

There's another Three Loggerheads pub in Quarryhill Tonbridge - just to confuse further ...

[shoot999]

Station Bridge Inn, Quarry Road?


On reflection, I think you have  it Lutonman with We Three Loggerheads. The pub on the left  was I believe the We Three Loggerheads; and I think the building in the pic was named We Three Loggerheads for a short time.  Just a guess but did the sign only show two of the 'Loggerheads'?

[Lutonman]

I think the location is Waterloo Road Tonbridge and is currently the Juniors day Nursery. But I have no idea what it was called and anything about the sign. Come On John Walker finish it off please, you gave me the town so its really yours anyway.
I don't think the building pictured is the former Pub at all. Th eland lies between the Good Intent and the We Three Loggersheads?

[Lutonman]

Sounds like a team effort is needed John Walker to get this one!

[John Walker]

Sounds like Tonbridge. 


Is your photo of the actual pub? - I'm a bit confused as to what I'm searching for  - don't laugh - it's an age thing .....

[pete.mason]

10 miles more, got a river

[Lutonman]

Mereworth?

[pete.mason]

South West of WM.

[shoot999]

West Malling?

[John Walker]

I'm lost now - not sure what I'm looking for   

[pete.mason]

You're thinking Walnut Tree Ditton -another of that design, no  go SW ish

[John Walker]

Larkfield area ?

[pete.mason]

Go West (a bit) those who thought they recognised it that was due to it being a standard Whitbread design used in the '60s,  such as Century Maidstone, Chatham Chest and a good few more in Kent & elsewhere

[John Walker]

Maidstone ?

[pete.mason]

The front of the block became a supermarket and the new pub was built behind  down a side st.