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Henley Arms

Henley Arms Through the Ages

Many pubs have changed names, hands and looks. These photos provide a brief snapshot into the life and times of the Henley Arms.

Henley Arms, viewed from Albert Road, c.1940, taken by Vincent O'Loughlin.
Henley Arms, viewed from Albert Road, c.1940, taken by Vincent O'Loughlin.
Henley Arms, viewed from Albert Road, 2018, taken by Elena Juzulenaite.
Henley Arms, viewed from Albert Road, 2018, taken by Elena Juzulenaite.

These pubs have been a major part of the social life of the communities of North Woolwich and Silvertown, Royal Docks, E16, giving respite, drink and entertainment for locals, dock visitors and Ferry Festival Pram Racers (1970s-1980s).

Photos provided by Vincent O'Loughlin and Elena Juzenaite. Co-produced with Elena Juzulenaite, Emma Crace and Sophie Millar as part of the Tate Lives Civic Engagement Project with UEL, Craftory and Royal Docks Community Voice. With great gratitude to all on Silvertown and North Woolwich Past and Present for helping to make sense of fragmented spaces.

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