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- The London Road Inn - (BS0083) Located at the summit of Beggarsbush Hill, above RAF Benson. A popular venue for the RAF at the start of WW2. Burnt down 1942 and eventually the ground floor became the bungalow shown below (BS0084).
BS0083LondonRoadInntopBeggarsbushHillaboveRAFBensonpopularvenuestartWW2burnt1942
- Old London Road Inn - (BS0139) See also BS0085.
- Lamb Inn - (BS0227) Demolished 1938 to allow construction of Airfield's first runway.
- East corner of Mill Lane - (BS0242) (details of occupancy sought).
- The Lamb & Flag - (BS0329) The old Lamb & Flag adjacent to Passey's small scrapyard - Brook Street Benson - early 1920's Detail available on Page 201 of "Benson, A Century of Change". See also BS0350.
- Lamb and Flag - (BS0350) Geese marching into Inn for a pint.
- Red Lion - (BS0353) Group of men standing outside pub. Details of personalities sought. See Page 203 of "Benson, A Century of Change".
- Old Farmer's Man - Early 70s - (BS0998) Group of the "regulars" outside the old Farmers Man in the early 1970s. Known personalities appear to be: - Kneeling with dog, Tim Lamb, ex RAF licensee of the pub - Above, with red pullover, unknown. May be Tim Lamb's successor or sweet shop owner following Eva Saw? - Background, drinking pint, Alec Vaughan. - George Dixon in flat hat. - Yellow waist coat unknown. - "Ken" (Kenneth Rolland) Passey - "Joey" the Shetland pony
