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George III and Queen Charlotte black plaque

London, England, United Kingdom

Queens Larder The earliest official reference to the tavern known as the Queens Larder is contained in a deed drawn up in 1710, when Sir Nathaniel Curzon let the house to a London stationer named Matthew Allan. The mortgage was transferred during the following year to Oliver Humphries and later to a

carpenter named Kendrick. The present tavern was a simple alehouse without an inn sign. It was during this era that the reigning sovereign, George III, began to be effected by metal illness, and for

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