Cremorne and the later London gardens

by Warwick William Wroth

Pitt’s Head, Bethnal Green.—Circa 1820–1840.

Ben Jonson, Stepney.—Circa 1832.

Green Dragon, Stepney (1830).

Golden Eagle Tavern, Mile End Road.—Circa 1827.

Lusby’s Pleasure-Gardens, Mile End Road.—Now Paragon Theatre of Varieties, 95, Mile End Road (circa 1874–1877).

New Victoria Gardens, Mile End.—The Victoria Tavern, No. 110, Grove Road, Arbery Road, and Medhurst Road, mark the site (circa 1840–1850).

Red Cow, Dalston.—Circa 1801–1847.

VI.—SOUTH LONDON.

For Vauxhall Gardens (circa 1661–1859), Cumberland Gardens, etc., see London Pleasure-Gardens, Group VI.

Old King’s Arms, Southwark.—Now No. 68, Surrey Row—formerly Melancholy Walk (before 1852). (See Rendle and Norman, Old Inns of Southwark.)