Pewter Pot Inn, 35 Leadenhall street, St Katherine Creechurch EC3
St Katharine Creechurch pub history index
Morgans Map of London in 1682 shows Leadenhall street and lists 809 Pott Inne.
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St Katherine Creechurch parish, City of London.
Residents at this address.
1649 and 1650, Plaintiffs: Rice Thomas. v Defendants: Robert Davis and Elizabeth Davis his wife. - Records held at National Archives, Kew
Subject: the Pewter Pot Inn Leadenhall Street, London.
Document type: bill and answer.
1651, Plaintiffs: Peter Rose and Margaret Rose his wife. v Defendants: Robert Davies and [...] Davies his wife. - Records held at National Archives, Kew
Subject: the Pewter Pot Inn Leadenhall Street, London.
Document type: bill only.
The LONDON TRADERS, TAVERN, AND COFFEE-HOUSE TOKENS, CURRENT 1649-1672 note two tokens in existence :
716 YE PEWTER POT IN An ale-house pot, in the field.
Rev. LEADENHALL STREE In the field, I. E. K.
B1646. Obverse. ye . pewter . pot . in = An alehouse pot.
R. LEADENHALL . STREE = I . E . B.
In the 1682 Morgans Map of London it is listed as '809 Pott Inne', in Leadenhall street
The 1746 John Rocques Map of London names it as the Pewter Pot Inn, again in Leadenhall street, on the south side, and roughly opposite Allens court.
The 1799 John Rocques Map of London suggests this is at about 35 Leadenhall street