
The White Hart, too, is considerably older
than many of Erith's pubs with the earliest
recorded licence being granted in 1715.
The present day building was erected in 1902, and te police station was built in 1908.
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A view of the High Street from the Riverside
Gardens, showing the police station, the Cross
Keys public house, the Playhouse and the White
Hart public house.
There is evidence of a licensee of the Cross
Keys as far back as 1749, but it is unclear
if these are earlier, unconnected premises.
The Cross Keys, though, was one of only four
surviving in Bexley known to have issued tokens,
which were a form of currency.
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