Tonbridge Daily Snippet

Climbing a pole for a leg of mutton and eating rolls and treacle were all fun at the Tonbridge Fair in 1813.
Seems our Tonbridge ancestors were far more creative than we are.

The Angel Hotel

Below is a 1924 advertisement for the former Angel Hotel which was on the site where Poundstretchers now stands. This was a time when stabling, loose boxes and even a garage, for the rare motor car that ventured through the town, were available for guests

The Angel Hotel

Private and Commercial

Opposite Railway Station

County Cricket Ground is near

Close to Sports Ground and River

Moderate Terms

GOOD STABLING

GARAGE

LOOSE BOXES

A.A. Robertson, Proprietor