[Drinking] What pub is this?

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Wrong windows in both buildings.

...but the windows in that picture look like newer double glazed ones so maybe not one to dismiss straight away. Are there any old photos of the pub available?

 

[dazzer6666]

...but the windows in that picture look like newer double glazed ones so maybe not one to dismiss straight away. Are there any old photos of the pub available?

Wrong windows, and not enough windows.....and roof wrong shape....

 

[dazzer6666]

It's the Dog Tray

end of thread

Good shout

 

[banjo]

I’ve now searched pubs, restaurants, and hotels in Kent, Sussex, and Hampshire. still no luck.

 

[dazzer6666]

I’ve now searched pubs, restaurants, and hotels in Kent, Sussex, and Hampshire. still no luck.

I also did Surrey [emoji24][emoji24][emoji24]

 

[Pevenseagull]

Anyone tried The Isle Of Wight yet?

 

[Pevenseagull]

It's too big to be a Sussex pub that no one remembers.
Perhaps a golf club or hotel.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

I’ve now searched pubs, restaurants, and hotels in Kent, Sussex, and Hampshire. still no luck.

Googling all those pub images has made me thirsty.

Surely someone on here must be a member of one of the local CAMRA groups and can get them to help us answer this?

 

[kevo]

Problem is I think it's obviously the rear of the pub - if it's closed down or whatever there may not be any pictures on the web.

 

[Chicken Run]

This thread has become obsessive to me, im going out of my way today to survey the Church hill side of the Black Lion

 

[knocky1]

Thanks for the interest in this detective drama. I’ve sought the owner’s permission to publish the whole picture. Please excuse the poor photoshopping. And yes, I think the original picture is a bit creased hence the kink in the roof line.

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This is the best picture for our detective work. Let's list what we can or can't see.
A line of maybe white light bulbs about 2' apart above Windows.
No pub sign. Flat fronted(building not figure). Interesting porch.
Blackboard. Bollards. Seating area. Hanging baskets mismatching.
Huge trees in summer leaf.

I've still no ******* idea.

 

[Worried Man Blues]

This is the best picture for our detective work. Let's list what we can or can't see.
A line of maybe white light bulbs about 2' apart above Windows.
No pub sign. Flat fronted(building not figure). Interesting porch.
Blackboard. Bollards. Seating area. Hanging baskets mismatching.
Huge trees in summer leaf.

I've still no ******* idea.

Tried reading the reflection in the car paintwork looked up Yew Tree pubs in Great Britain......................Bollards

 

[pearl]

Good shout

This was suggested by well known local and very well respected historian Trudy Muddleton .... you HAVE to admit it's almost identical

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The more pertinent question is does it sell craft beer?

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

Cemetary, cemetary. What do we pay our taxes for? oh, I don't anymore ........

Completely the correct use of churchyard - Churchyard - god save us from the perdents

 

[Jim D]

The more pertinent question is does it sell craft beer?

In those days it was more likely Red Barrel or Tankard.

 

[dazzer6666]

Completely the correct use of churchyard - Churchyard - god save us from the perdents

Perdents

 

[pearl]

This thread has become obsessive to me, im going out of my way today to survey the Church hill side of the Black Lion

Yew could be onto something here, is the church near the pub?

 

[Gull & Chips]

reminds me of the tunbridge wells area..

 

[kevo]

I think a survey of every pub in Sussex is called for...