Duke's Head, Victorian pub in Putney, England.
Description
Duke's Head is a Victorian pub occupying a corner location with stucco exterior walls, channeled rustication at ground level, and multiple drinking spaces spread across different floors. The building contains a dining area, a cocktail bar, and outdoor seating with river views.
History
The current building dates from 1864 and replaced an earlier public house that stood at this location since 1774. Interior fittings were added in 1894, shaping its present appearance.
Culture
The pub maintains strong connections with rowing traditions, as it overlooks the starting point of the University Boat Race on the River Thames. Visitors can sense this link to local rowing culture throughout the space.
Practical
The venue offers multiple areas for different purposes, from drinking spaces to private rooms for events, allowing visitors to explore various sections. Its Thames-side location and outdoor seating make it a good destination during fair weather.
Did you know?
The basement of this Grade II listed building once served as boat storage for the Putney Town Rowing Club. This practical link to local rowing history remains a little-known detail of the venue today.
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