Leigh Hunt, The Rose And Crown, Wimbledon, And Algernon Charles Swinburne Blue Plaque

55A High Street, London, SW19 5BA

The Rose And Crown One Of Wimbledon's Oldest Public Houses, Dating From The Early 17th Century. It Was A Starting Point For Stage Coaches To London. The Victorian Poets Leigh Hunt And Algernon Swinburne Often Met Here.

Leigh Hunt, The Rose And Crown, Wimbledon, And Algernon Charles Swinburne Blue Plaque Map

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