On 18 December 1998, the Wetherspoon's pub chain opened The William Stanley on the High Street in South Norwood.
It is a 19th-century style of building, with a portrait of Stanley inside, as well as pictures of other Norwood notables (Lillie Langtry, H. Tinsley (another scientific instrument maker), Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and John Brock).
This pub was closed in 2016 and has re-opened as the Shelverdine Goathouse.
The William Stanley pub sign and memorabilia from the pub were donated to Stanley Halls where they are on show.
On 18 December 1998, the Wetherspoon's pub chain opened The William Stanley on the High Street in South Norwood. It is a 19th-century style of building, with a portrait of Stanley inside, as well as pictures of other Norwood notables (Lillie Langtry, H. Tinsley (another scientific instrument maker), Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and John Brock). This pub was closed in 2016 and has re-opened as the Shelverdine Goathouse. The William Stanley pub sign and memorabilia from the pub were donated to Stanley Halls where they are on show.
William Stanley (inventor)