Burn Bullock, London Road, Cricket Green
Date Photo Taken | 13th August 1989 |
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Area | Mitcham |
Copyright 1 | Charles Wild |
Picture Reference | Mit_Pubs_6-1 |
Original Format | Photo |
Notes / History | The Burn Bullock was originally known as The King's Head and was built in or before the 17th century, when it served as a coaching inn. It was also a favoured meeting place during the Napoleonic Wars and was briefly frequented by George IV. The name was changed in 1975 to honour Burn (Burnett) Bullock, a former licensee who had run the pub with his wife Lily. Bullock - a player, committee member and hon. secretary of Mitcham Cricket Club - died in 1954. The pub has since shut down. |