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Picture source: Russ Flint
The Northumberland Arms was situated at 299 Barking Road. This pub was known as The Red House at time of closure in 2019.
Source: Dan Stevens
The pub dates back to 1860 when the area was first built up. The first licensees were from Newcastle in Northumberland so presumably that is how the pub got its name. In the late 19th century the Dock Workers Union used the upstairs meeting room which lead to the pub being referred to as the Red House and this later became its official name. When I first became aware of the pub in the 1980 it was called the Red House and there was no trace of the Northumberland Arms name.
Colin Price (December 2021)
Now reopened as The Red House.
Colin Price (November 2022)
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Other Photos
Date of photo: 2021	Picture source: Colin Price
Date of photo: 2022	Picture source: Andrew Taylor