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The Crown And Greyhound c1965
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Always known by my pals and myself, just as "the Greyhound" (late 1950s).
In those days, the Public Bar was on the left hand side of the building, which had benches and scrubbed wooden tables with a sprinkling of sawdust on the floor. There was a Snooker Hall at the back. The Saloon Bar was on the right of the building where entry was not permitted if you were not wearing a tie!

Ken Cook

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A memory of Dulwich in Greater London shared on Tuesday, 4th November 2008.

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