Hawk, New End square, Hampstead
Hampstead pub history index
This pub was trading by at least 1748. Rebuilt in 1815, it was open until at least 1839 but by the 1860s was occupied by the mother of Alfred Lord Tennyson. In the 1930s it was occupied by artist and Slade tutor, George Charlton. Currently in residential use. ***
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Hampstead, London.
Hawk, 40 New End square, Hampstead - in March 2016, long closed as a pub
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Residents at this address
1809/John Gowing, the Hawk, Flask walk, Hampstead/../../Holdens Directory
1826/Jno Cannon/Hawk, St James square/../../London Directory
1834/Mrs Sarah W Saltwell/Hawk, New End/../../LV Association
1839/Thomas Marsden/../../../Pigot's Directory *
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