Moving downstream (from west to east), the three pubs along the river at Strand-on-the-Green are:
The Bell & Crown; licensed by 1751, closest to Kew Bridge.

The City Barge; licensed by 1786.
This pub was known as the Maypole Inn until 1807, when it was renamed after the Lord Mayor of London's barge moored nearby. (
See Gloriana (barge).)
The pub was largely destroyed by a bomb during World War II, and the old bar is all that remains of the original inn.
Featured in the 1965 Beatles film Help!

The Bull's Head; licensed by 1722, farthest east from Kew Bridge.
Moving downstream (from west to east), the three pubs along the river at Strand-on-the-Green are:
The Bell & Crown; licensed by 1751, closest to Kew Bridge.
The City Barge; licensed by 1786. This pub was known as the Maypole Inn until 1807, when it was renamed after the Lord Mayor of London's barge moored nearby. (See Gloriana (barge).) The pub was largely destroyed by a bomb during World War II, and the old bar is all that remains of the original inn. Featured in the 1965 Beatles film Help!
The Bull's Head; licensed by 1722, farthest east from Kew Bridge.
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