Three Kingdoms
| Status: | Closed and demolished |
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| Address: | 79 Lower Thames Street, EC3R (streetmap) (osm) (gmap) (bingmap) (streetview) |
| London borough: | City of London |
| Former name(s): | Custom House Stores Custom House Tavern |
| Former address: | 77 Lower Thames Street (1856) 8 Harp Lane (1841) |
| Historical parish: | St Dunstan in the East |
| Dates open: | by 1822-c1961 |
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| Notes: | In 1839 the "Three Kingdoms" is listed at 7 Harp Lane, and in 1841 at 8 Harp Lane (Harp Lane intersects with Lower Thames St between numbers 77 and 78). In 1841 the "Custom House Tavern and Hotel" is listed at 70 Lower Thames Street and the "Custom House Tavern" is at 77 Lower Thames Street. Number 77 has a beer retailer in 1856, and 79 Lower Thames Street next door has the "Custom House Stores" in the same year. The licence was transferred after it was demolished to the "Mermaid" (now "Sea Horse", 64 Queen Victoria St, EC4, see separate entry). |
| Sources: | Dates: Pub Wiki OS 1896/1920 PO 1839 (as "Three Kingdoms")/1841 (as "Three Kingdoms" and "Custom House Tavern" and "Custom House Tavern & Hotel")/1856 (as "Custom House Stores")/1869/1882/1895/1915 (all as "Three Kingdoms") |
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