The Town of Ramsgate pub, located on the banks of the River Thames, in the Wapping Pierhead Conservation Area, has a history dating back to the 17th century. Originally a meeting point for sailors and merchants, it became a popular stop for passengers on 19th-century Thames paddle steamers. During the Victorian era, the pub was frequented by some of London's most well-known figures, including writers, politicians, and artists, who would often draw inspiration from the bustling maritime environment.
As one of the few remaining pubs on the Thames, we are proud to have recently obtained Planning and Listed Building Consent, ensuring the preservation of its historical character while introducing modern updates. The pub remains a significant landmark, reflecting London's rich maritime heritage.